Apparently there’s still some fallout from the NCAA’s investigation of schools regarding sports agents and football players.  Read all about it below.  Our take on the whole thing?  The times they are a changing and much like any other huge organization, change comes slow.  This week’s Crib Sheet points out that while the NCAA is running around doing investigations, they are cutting drug testing budgets.  We think the NCAA needs to lean down more and seriously reconsider just how sports are played today.  On the Crib Sheet:

• It looks like alot of big name players are going down at Nebraska and Missouri.   Mike Smith broke a leg for the Cornhuskers and Jerrell Jackson broke his left wrist.  Will this potentially blow open the Big 12 North?  The bigger injuries usually happen during the season.
• Well well well, it looks like Bryce Brown IS coming to Kansas State.  That is, until Derek Dooley releases him from his scholarship at Tennessee.  Brown’s had some trouble there and decided to bolt after Lane Kiffin did.  Bill Snyder 2.0 should help clean him up after this blows over.
• The bowls are changing from this year to next, take note.
• As more and more reports of paid trips come up, Nick Saban closes camp to scouts and then grabs some of his buddies on a call to the NFL regarding ways to stamp out the rampant sports agent issue.  It’s alright that Saban is trying to clean things up now, but we’re thinking he’s getting ahead of it to take advantage of it later on down the road.
• The crash that took Senator Ted Stevens also took William Phillips, who had 3 sons that played football at three different universities.  Our condolences go out to them and their family.
• New Mexico football players can’t tweet.  Now we loves the Twitter and we see no harm in kids doing the same thing socially that their peers are.  If DeWayne Walker was smart, he would cryptically recruit via Twitter.
• Playboy picked Ohio State to win it all.  Is Playboy even relevent anymore.  They used to have it big but now it just seems they are a glorified New Yorker.  Even the nudity isn’t intriguing anymore.
• So the media circus that was Mike Leach is now replaced with a reality show.  Yup, Texas Tech decided that the pirate attention was not enough and will document the team throughout the season in a reality show.  Hard Knocks this won’t be.  But hey it already sounds better than Jerzey Shore.
• Iowa State will be a little bit behind schedule as they are busy laying sandbags and not practicing in their flooded facilities.  Last year was a turnaround type season for the Hawkeyes, but now it looks like a setback of unnatural proportions has hit them hard.
• Sprint’s Football Live app now does college football.  Yes, all of you smartphone subscribers out there will now get a chance to watch ESPN college football games as well as the Notre Dame home games.  Very nice indeed.
• Even though the conference was about to blow up, the Big 12 still leads in ticket prices for football games.  This year will be massive because of the farewell tours coming from Nebraska and Colorado.
• The NCAA is cutting costs related to drug testing.  Gone comprehensive tests, Ephedrine, and advance notice to schools.  What stays are the high risk drugs and an easier path of get away with taking performance enhancing drugs.
• TCU announced a $105 million dollar stadium expansion.  The Horned Frogs are looking to capitalize on the big time and make their stadiums tops in the country.  Because of that, the Armed Forces Bowl will move to SMU just for next year.
• Renee Gork was fired from her sports radio job in northwest Arkansas for wearing a Florida Gators hat.  Well, duh.