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BCS box-office bonanza
Enjoy CNN/SI's trailer for the '99 season
In this, the year of the Hollywood box-office smash, linebacker LaVar Arrington and Penn State are Sports Illustrated's choices to be the biggest hits in college football. As we embark on another sure-to-be riveting season, CNN/SI's critics weigh in on every conference and all 114 Division I-A teams' 1999 offerings for college football audiences.
Statitudes: Gunning for 100
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Penn St. QB ready to lead team
Sports Illustrated named Penn State as its pre-season No. 1. If the Lions hope to finish on top, quarterback Kevin Thompson will have to lead them.
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Jackets' little Joe capable of big things
The Heisman hype is already emanating from Atlanta for the pint-sized QB with rocket-sized explosiveness, Joe Hamilton.
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Badgers' Dayne mixes fatherhood with record chase
Wisconsin's massive running back returned for his senior season to chase Ricky Williams -- and stay home with his young daughter.
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Buckeyes' machine in search of new engineer
Everyone from David Boston to Andy Katzenmoyer is considered replacable by Ohio State standards, but finding the next Joe Germaine could be a tall order.
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More stories
• Beamer's Virginia Tech squad should be loaded
• Wildcats open camp with Penn State on brain
• 'Canes hope momentum feeds into Ohio State game
Player spotlights
• Deke Cooper, Notre Dame
• Damon Gourdine, San Diego State
• Deon Grant, Tennessee
• Trevor Insley, Nevada
• Joe Jarzynka, Washington
• Ryan Johanningmeir, Colorado
• Travis Prentice, Miami of Ohio
• Chris Redman, Louisville
• Michael Vick, Virginia Tech
• Dez White, Georgia Tech
• Michael Wiley, Ohio State
• Brian Young, UTEP
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