The Vince Young project with the Tennessee Titans has come to a crossroads, now the only thing to do is decide whether the Titans can still get something positive out of their former number 3 overall pick.

               The 2008 season saw the very old, yet very capable Kerry Collins step in and lead the Titans to a division title and first round bye. So, the question remains, what can they do with Vince now? They can't trade him because he's not worth much to anybody. He obviously is not going to be the Titans future at quarterback, so now the team has to get back to reality and use him in a way that can benefit the team and maybe give him a respectful chance at a legitimate career.

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          Who should be the preseason number one for the upcoming NCAA football campaign, you ask? Look no further than the defending champs themselves. The Florida Gators are stacked again on both sides of the ball, and Urban Meyer seems to just now be hitting his coaching stride. So it may very well be a long couple of years for, not only the SEC but, the entire field of football powerhouses.

          The Gator offense last year outscored their opponents 611 to 181, almost 500 points! Over 50% of that offense is returning in one Tim Tebow. The only key play-maker not returning would be Percy Harvin. Considering all of his injuries, he truly can't be considered an every down threat anyway. Of Florida's 75 offensive TD's last year, Tebow accounted for 42 of them, both passing and rushing. Throw in a couple of other talented backs returning in Rainey and Demps, along with Meyer's excellent offensive philosophy, and the Gators should hardly miss a beat in 2009.

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