Sports Radio Interviews: Cincinnati's Brian Kelly tells WKNR in Cleveland that he is already receiving inquiries from real estate agents in South Bend. "Everyday it's a flood. I get real estate cards and it's crazy. [Things like] I want to be your new real estate agent in South Bend."
Bob Weineke, South Bend Tribune: Notre Dame made it official, firing Charlie Weis as coach. The story was first reported by the New York Daily News.
Mike Jones, Fort Worth Star-Telegram: Oklahoma's Bob Stoops said definitively that he is not going to Notre Dame to replace Weis. "What I am saying is I am going to be at Oklahoma next year, so I can't be in two places at once."
Blair Kerkhoff, Kansas City Star: Mark Mangino, who brought Kansas to the Orange Bowl two seasons ago, deserves a mulligan on this season.
Gentry Estes, Mobile Press-Register: Alabama tailback Mark Ingram, says he will be ready to play in Saturday's game against Florida after injuring his left hip against Auburn. "I just kind of bruised it in the game, but it's getting better every day. So I'll be ready for Saturday, most definitely."
Chris Dufresne, Los Angeles Times: After what happened Saturday night at the L.A. Coliseum, the UCLA-USC rivalry will never be the same.
Scott Bordow, East Valley Tribune: The Pacific 10 is trying to find video of the punch Arizona State freshman linebacker Vontaze Burfict threw at Arizona long-snapper Ricky Wolder after Saturday’s game at Sun Devil Stadium. Thanks to Sports By Brooks, which has frames of the punch.
Mike Kern, Philadelphia Daily News: This week's fraud five includes a dishonorable mention to Florida State, which kicked a field goal on the last play of the third quarter at Florida when it trailed, 30-0.