EA Sports’ NCAA ’14 will be released to the masses tomorrow, likely to the chagrin of Ed O’Bannon as he frowns upon the image of QB #2 for Texas A&M on his TV screen.
Maryland running back Wes Brown was arrested last week on charges of assaulting a police officer and theft of under $1,000, while also being accused of recording police officers using a stolen cell phone without their permission.
It was announced in late May that backup Michigan State wide receiver Juwan Caesar would be transferring from the program, though no destination for the wideout was announced at the time.
Creating more bowl games to accommodate schools from the fiver lower-tier conferences in major college football could be in the offing in the near future.
In May, Kansas head coach Charlie Weis announced that former Miami (OH) wide receiver Nick Harwell would be joining the program, though the question of whether Harwell would immediately be eligible remained unanswered at the time.
A significant amount of time and energy has been spent in the past couple of years when it comes to the issue of player safety, and specifically, head injuries.
Maryland’s second-leading rusher from 2012, Wes Brown, finds himself in some legal trouble that could affect his ability to play for the Terps this fall.
