Ready for 34 college football bowl games? Will you, can you watch every single one?

I didn't think so.

Vittorio Tafur at the San Francisco Chronicle offers some help. He ranks, from worst to first, the worthiness of each college football bowl game. The Little Caesars Pizza Bowl in Detroit, by the way, ranks No. 33 on his list. Tafur's comment on whether to watch Marshall face Ohio: "Only if you really like the pizza and want to support the brand."

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL Defensive end Brandon Graham is eager to play in the Senior Bowl, he tells Dave Birkett at AnnArbor.com

Detroit News columnist Bob Wojnowski says if the Big Ten Conference is going to expand, please show him Missouri.

COLLEGE BASKETBALL Former Indiana and Texas Tech basketball coach Bob Knight was back in Indiana on Thursday. College basketball suffers from a lack of integrity, Knight told an audience at the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, The Indy Channel reports.

No charges will be filed, but when two Missouri women's basketball players tangled with a male cheerleader, the cheerleader ended up with a broken nose, the Kansas City Star reports.

Royce White is leaving the Minnesota basketball team. He made his announcement in an unusual way, with a YouTube video, USA Today reports.

THE ROYCE WHITE VIDEO

HIGH SCHOOLS The Saline and Pioneer high school wrestling teams had the best match in a quad meet on Thursday with Saline rallying to win, 44-24. The story and a slideshow are on AnnArbor.com.

NFL Didn't get to watch the Indianapolis Colts beat the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday night? Then you probably don't have the NFL Network, and that can be frustrating, Richard Sandomir writes in The New York Times.

Those Colts are now 14-0 after rallying behind Peyton Manning's 4 touchdown passes, The Indianapolis Star reports.

Chris Henry wasn't a saint, and that's part of his legacy, Detroit Free Press columnist Drew Sharp writes.

Former Michigan wide receiver Braylon Edwards is being sued for $70,000 a month in child support by a former "America's Next Top Model" contestant, The New York Post reports.