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• Sources: Oklahoma St. limits QB Lunt's options
  Former Oklahoma State quarterback Wes Lunt's release will not allow him to transfer to Southern Miss, Tennessee or Vanderbilt, according to several people briefed on the decision.
  
  
• EMU coach to skydive as bathroom fundraiser
  The Eastern Michigan Eagles need new bathrooms, and coach Ron English is ready to jump out of a plane to get them.
  
  
• Luginbill: Twitter mailbag
  With Twitter questions on everything from player rankings updates to Drake Harris and Marcelys Jones moving up to West Coast bias, Tom Luginbill answers them all.
  
  
• Saban: 'Devil' words 'terribly disappointing'
  Alabama coach Nick Saban responded Thursday to critical comments by a former assistant coach, calling Tim Davis' words "terribly disappointing."
  
  
• Running back Richardson will leave Virginia
  Virginia coach Mike London says junior running back Clifton Richardson has decided to transfer.
  
  
• For Irish, may be BCS or bust for bowl spot
  If Notre Dame does not qualify for a BCS bowl in 2013 and there are 70 bowl-eligible teams to fill all 35 bowls, the Fighting Irish could be left without a bowl.
  
  
• Rutgers hires Louisville's Hermann as AD
  Rutgers has hired Louisville senior associate athletic director Julie Hermann as its new athletic director.
  
  
• Colorado QB, ex-OL charged with assault
  Colorado quarterback Jordan Webb and former Buffaloes offensive lineman Alexander Lewis were both charged with second-degree assault on Wednesday after prosecutors alleged they knocked a man unconscious in a weekend brawl.
  
  
• PSU defends medical changes after report
  Penn State coach Bill O'Brien fervently disputes suggestions raised in a report that player medical care has been compromised after the team doctor was replaced.
  
  
• Michigan's Hoke: Irish 'chickening out' of rivalry
  Michigan coach Brady Hoke took issue Monday with the way Notre Dame pulled out of its annual football rivalry game with the Wolverines.