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Legendary Florida State football coach Bobby Bowden is coming out of retirement — at least in TV land.

Florida State and the NCAA are paying $325,000 in legal fees to compensate the attorneys of news media companies that sued to force the release of documents in the Seminoles’ academic cheating scandal.

Tar Heel fans have not been this excited about football season since Mack Brown was in Chapel Hill. With a defense that may be the best in the nation, head coach Butch Davis has his first legitimate chance to get UNC in the ACC title game. To find out more about what we can expect from North Carolina, I contacted Michael Felder who is an avid Carolina fan and writer for In The Bleachers . Q: UNC …

Times staff Thursday, July 29, 2010 College football replay : 4 p.m. on ESPN Classic. The 1993 Florida-FSU game (above), when UF was ranked No. 7 and FSU was No. 1. Probably just the Seminoles fans will want to watch this one. Friday Night Fights : 9 p.m. on ESPN2. The main event is a 10-round welterweight fight between Delvin Rodriguez (25-4-2, 14 KOs) and Ashley Theopane (26-4-1, 7 KOs) from …

TALLAHASSEE The law firm that represented state media outlets in pursuit of public records relating to the academic fraud scandal at Florida State will receive $325,000 in legal fees from FSU and the NCAA, a mediator here ruled on Friday.

USF missed out on another potential late addition to its football team as junior college linebacker Glen Stanley, who had USF in his final two after being released from his letter of intent to USC, told ESPN.com he’ll play at Florida State this fall. Stanley had talked about visiting USF on Friday, but the Bulls never got a release to speak with the well-traveled linebacker, who played at …

Former Vanguard High School football player Glen Stanley has committed to play football at Florida State University.

First-year Florida State football coach Jimbo Fisher’s weekly TV show, extended to one hour, will be chock full of features and information about the 2010 Seminoles.

Yep, readers, you’re right again. Preseason ACC football predictions by the media have been fairly worthless of late.

Every year, college football has those guys not too many people know about. For one reason or another, they are not exactly household names whether they are young, not very well exposed, or just have been hurt. But the calendar means it is almost time for college football camps to kick off and we find out about who will be the next superstars in college football. Here are five of the next …