To know list: 7 non-clues in sports' latest steroid scandal.(Know It All)

1 MATT HAYES' COLLEGE FOOTBALL DO-OVER

A re-preview reprieve.

It's shameless, and I know it, but I've found a way to get Auburn, TSN's preseason No. 1, back into the thick of things--as the facilitator of an SEC rival's national title dreams. Here we go: The Tigers go 7-1 in the SEC, losing only to Georgia in Athens, the first loss for Aubie at Georgia since 1991. The Dawgs then win the rematch in the SEC championship game and advance to the Sugar Bowl to play Oklahoma. Thank goodness for the Sooners; at least one of my original Sugar Bowl picks was solid. I think.

Two months ago, my forecast also called for Michigan over Washington in the Rose Bowl, Ohio State over Kansas State in the Fiesta Bowl and Miami over Virginia in the Orange Bowl. OK, so I didn't quite nail it. My updated picks:

 
BOWLS 
 
Sugar     Oklahoma over Georgia 
Orange    Virginia Tech over Florida State 
Fiesta    Washin on State over Miami 
Rose      Southern Cal over Purdue 

(2) TSN's HALF-SEASON ALL-AMERICANS

 
Nobody's doing it better 
 
Offense 
 
  QB       Jason White, Oklahoma 
  RB       Steven Jackson, Oregon State 
  RB       Kevin Jones, Virginia Tech 
  WR       Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh 
  WR       Mike Williams, Southern California 
  TE       Kellen Window Jr., Miami 
   T       Shawn Andrews, Arkansas 
   T       Jammal Brown, Oklahoma 
   G       Stephen, Peterman, LSU 
   G       Dan Buenning, Wisconsin 
   C       Jake Grove, Virginia Tech 
   K       Jonathan Nichols, Mississippi 
  KR       Terrence Murphy, Texas A&M 
 
Defense 
 
   E       David Pollack, Georgia 
   E       Jason Babin, Western Michigan 
   T       Tommie Harris, Oklahoma 
   T       Darnell Dockett, Florida State 
  LB       Rod Davis, Southern Mississippi 
  LB       Karlos Dansby, Auburn 
  LB       Grant Wiley West Virginia 
  CB       Keiwan Ratliff, Florida 
  CB       Jason David, Washington State 
  FS       Sean Taylor, Miami 
  SS       Jamaal Brimmer, UNLV 
   P       Tom Malone, Southern California 
  PR       Antonio Perkins, Oklahoma