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Arkansas fans are taking to Twitter, message boards and blogs to vent their frustrations about the officiating in Saturday's loss to No. 1 Florida. They're also posting their evidence on YouTube -- and proving that they have every reason to be upset.

It was a rare rainy day in Southern California on Tuesday, and the rain gave USC coach Pete Carroll a bright idea for what to do at the end of practice: Settle a tied scrimmage between the offense and the defense by having his offensive and defensive line coaches see who could slide farther in the mud.

Notre Dame wide receiver Golden Tate scored the winning touchdown in Saturday's victory over Michigan State, but what has everyone talking about Tate three days later isn't the score itself, it's the way he celebrated afterward: Tate did a flying leap into the Michigan State band.

At some point in time, we've all thought, why aren't sorority girls given the opportunity to talk about their college football team's big game. But when have you ever seen them given the opportunity? I'm not one to scream racism from the rooftops, but I know racism when I see it. And this ladies and gents, is racism plain and simple. So I decided to eracism and sit down with sorority girls from the University of Tennessee last Friday.

I conducted an interview with five sorority girls in the majestic setting of a fraternity house trophy room on Tennessee's campus. The girls and I talked about life, love, Layla Kiffin, and the UCLA Bruins. I also asked all of them to make out with me. Since it was such an important event I even wore a suit for the first time since I last appeared in court. (Ed: As a lawyer. We think.) The result is the FanHouse Sorority Roundtable. Enjoy.

Terrelle Pryor is a sometimes-brilliant football player but his thinking needs some work. The Ohio State Buckeyes' star quarterback wrote the word 'Vick' on one of his pieces of eyeblack on Saturday. When questioned about it, he dove deep into the world of what Dr. Saturday appropriately called relativism in defending idol Michael Vick.

Sayeth Pryor, "Not everybody is a perfect person in the world. Everyone kills people, murders people, steals from you, steals from me, whatever." Video after the jump.

When USC players "punked" Pete Carroll by staging a fake fight during a team practice, the head coach vowed to get revenge. Carroll returned the favor on Friday night with help from a very special guest -- legendary singer-songwriter Bill Withers.

Withers posed as an NCAA representative who warned players about a fictional fungus. "It's the only fungus I know associated with any bone damage," Withers said during his staged speech.

Notre Dame has gone 10-15 over the last two seasons, but ESPN college football analyst Lou Holtz says the Fighting Irish are about to see their fortunes change. Greatly.

For the last month, a video was available on UCLA's official YouTube channel that showed head football coach Rick Neuheisel saying he's "ticked off" at his crosstown rival, USC coach Pete Carroll, and promising to "get after their ass." But after the Orange County Register publicized the video Tuesday, UCLA pulled it down.

What had Neuheisel so upset is that Carroll voted against Neuheisel's proposal to allow coaches to have their children with them on the sidelines during games. Neuheisel explained on the video that the Pac-10 has a rule that children aren't permitted on the sidelines during games, but Neuheisel wanted a waiver for coaches' children, because he thinks fathers and sons can bond on the sidelines during games. Neuheisel said the proposal was put to a vote at a meeting of Pac-10 coaches, and that the vote was 9-1, with only Carroll opposed.

President Obama recently welcomed the national champion Florida Gators football team and UConn Huskies women's basketball team to the White House. Above is the video of the Gators' visit from the official White House YouTube channel; below is video of Obama playing a game of P-I-G with the Huskies.

NEW YORK -- Some of the biggest NFL Draft prospects attended Thursday night's EA Sports NCAA Football 10 Draft Night Premiere IV party in New York City. Everyone from Mark Sanchez to Michael Crabtree celebrated the release of the game.

Just 48 hours before the biggest day of their young careers, I was able to pick some of the players' brains and talk shop with the likes of ESPN's Trey Wingo and Fox Sports' Jay Glazer. A video chronicling my exciting night can be found after the jump.