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Captain_obvious_medium Rivals.com College Football - MAC spring primer: Coaching changes
The buzz: The Bulls will focus on revamping the offensive line and developing a quarterback. Coaches must amp up an offense that finished last in the nation in scoring (14.1 ppg). The Bulls ranked 111th out of 120 schools in total offense and 102nd in rushing, with only three rushing TDs. Coach Jeff Quinn fired coordinator Greg Forest and receivers coach Juan Taylor. Rebuilding the secondary will take top priority on defense

Bulls Finish Regular Season Strong - The Spectrum - Sports
The men's team (6-2, 1-1 Mid-American Conference) defeated St. Bonaventure (2-5, 0-1 Atlantic-10 Conference), 161-127 while the women's team (7-2, 2-1 MAC) took home its sixth straight win of the season, disposing of St. Bonaventure (2-6, 1-1 A-10) by a score of 174-103.

Bulls Aim To Make History This Season - The Spectrum - Sports
The softball team had only a fleeting moment of success as it closed out last season before bowing out of the Mid-American Conference Tournament after two losses. With a new season about to begin, the Bulls look to field what is arguably their best team ever in hopes of finally capturing a MAC title.

Emory Bellard dies; credited with developing wishbone offense - ESPN
Emory Bellard, a former Texas A&M and Mississippi State coach credited with developing the wishbone offense when he was an assistant at Texas, died Thursday. He was 83.

Proposed rule changes may give college football an NFL look - ESPN
On Thursday, an NCAA committee proposed adopting a 10-second runoff for clock-stopping penalties in the final minute of each half, changing the intentional grounding rule and experimenting with placing umpires behind the running backs.