Meandering our way through the offseason, a single one-liner at a time…
-- One year after moving to the SEC, football is the clear winner among Texas A&M’s major sports.
-- SI.com: After tumultuous 2012, TCU ready to compete for Big 12 title.
-- As is ofttimes the case, the quarterback position will play a pivotal role in BYU successfully navigating the most brutal schedule in the football program’s history.
-- Backup Texas quarterback Case McCoy will miss “voluntary” summer workouts because of a mission (religious, not CIA) to Peru, but will return to the team for the start of summer camp.
-- Released Monday, the Big Ten’s 2015 conference schedule gives Michigan State, mlive.com writes, arguably the toughest slate in the league.
-- Meanwhile, the Capital Times asks, when it comes to the in-game fan experience, if the best days of Wisconsin’s Camp Randall Stadium are in the past.
-- Don’t look for DirecTV to carry the Pac-12 Network anytime soon.
-- Daily Oklahoman: Oklahoma football coach Bob Stoops talks balancing fatherhood and football in “Metro Family” cover story.
-- The Class of 2014’s top-rated dual-threat quarterback, Brandon Harris, says his “visit to Alabama was by far the best visit I’ve had.”
-- New Mexico lands an offensive lineman from the U.S. Naval Academy Preparatory School.
-- Video: Indiana unveils five new helmet designs, including a couple that could double as garish Christmas ornaments.