2008 Syracuse preview: Orange looking for a way out of Big East basement
The Syracuse Orange took another step back in 2007 in Greg Robinson’s third year as head coach. Syracuse entered last season having won just five games combined over the previous two years, and '07 was just as bad. The team won only two games, but one of those victories was ... Continue Reading
TheRedZoneReport.com Weekly Videocast with Mark Scott - Jason Taylor/Jeremy Shockey Trades
Posted By Mark Scott On Sunday, July 27th 2008. Under Uncategorized
Hey Football Fans,
In this week's episode I am chatting about the recent Jason Taylor and Jeremy Shockey trades.
Former Miami Dolphins star Jason Taylor has packed his dancing shoes for Washington, while Jeremy Shockey has left the Big Apple and has headed down south to play for the Saints in New ... Continue Reading
2008 Cincinnati preview: Bearcats set on bigger and better things
Posted By Mark Scott On Wednesday, July 23rd 2008. Under NCAA Football
The Cincinnati Bearcats were the most experienced team in the Big East in 2007, and it showed as they began the season with a six straight wins. The Bearcats were then upset by Louisville and Pittsburgh. UC went 3-1 the rest of the season, including a close loss to West Virginia, ... Continue Reading
2008 Rutgers preview: No Ray Rice, but Scarlet Knights have potential
Posted By Mark Scott On Tuesday, July 22nd 2008. Under NCAA Football Tags: 2008 Rutgers football, 2008 Rutgers football preview, Mike Teel, Rutgers football, Rutgers football preview
After a breakthrough 2006, Rutgers entered 2007 in the preseason rankings for the first time. The Scarlet Knights started the season with three straight wins and moved into the top 10 in the nation. The rest of the season saw inconsistent play and a 4-5 finish heading into the postseason. ... Continue Reading
2008 South Florida preview: Bulls expect to prove last year was no fluke
Posted By Mark Scott On Tuesday, July 22nd 2008. Under Uncategorized
The South Florida Bulls had a program-changing season in 2007. They showed they were legit in starting the year 6-0 with upset wins over No. 17 Auburn and No. 5 West Virginia. The Bulls eventually traveled to Rutgers as the No. 2 team in the nation, and the road to ... Continue Reading
Where Will Favre End Up?
Posted By Mark Scott On Sunday, July 20th 2008. Under NFL Tags: Brett Favre, Brett Favre comeback, Brett Favre Green Bay Packers, Brett Favre odds, Brett Favre saga, Green Bay Packers
As the Brett Favre-Green Bay Packers saga continues, speculation is running rampant as to what the end result of this battle will be. Favre has asked the Packers for his release and intends to play for someone this year. The Packers on the other hand, have said they will not ... Continue Reading
TheRedZoneReport.com Weekly Videocast with Mark Scott - Is Brett Favre Coming Back?
Posted By Mark Scott On Tuesday, July 15th 2008. Under NFL Tags: Aaron Rodgers, Brett Favre, Brett Favre video, Green Bay Packers, Green Bay Packers video
It's time for another episode of TheRedZoneReport.com weekly videocast, and this week I'm chatting about the current Brett Favre saga.
Is he coming back?
Will he play?
Will he play for the Packers?
What are the Packers going to do?
How does Aaron Rodgers feel?
I give you my opinion on all of these questions in ... Continue Reading
2008 Army preview: Rough times likely to continue
Posted By Mark Scott On Monday, July 14th 2008. Under NCAA Football
Last year got off to a bad start early for Army, as the Black Knights' coach, Bobby Ross, unexpectedly retired in January as Army was coming off another losing season. Offensive line coach Stan Brock was thrust into the head coaching role, but not much changed as Army finished 3-9 ... Continue Reading
2008 Navy preview: Are Midshipmen headed to another bowl?
Posted By Mark Scott On Monday, July 14th 2008. Under NCAA Football
The Naval Academy recorded its fifth straight winning season in 2007, highlighted by a triple-overtime victory against Notre Dame that ended a 43-game losing streak to the Fighting Irish. Navy set a school record in points (511) running coach Paul Johnson’s triple option, but he left for Georgia Tech before ... Continue Reading
2008 Notre Dame preview: Irish rebuilt and ready to bounce back
Posted By Mark Scott On Monday, July 14th 2008. Under NCAA Football
It was a horrendous 2007 season for Charlie Weis and the Fighting Irish. It looked like a rebuilding year going in to everyone else, but Weis refused to call it that. The Fighting Irish were led by a freshman QB in Jimmy Clausen and had just nine starters returning. They were ... Continue Reading










