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Rushing for 1,000 yards as a college player is noteworthy. Doing it twice puts you in a category all your own. In the Big East, 14 workhorses have achieved such a feat and one-third of them come from West Virginia. Put on your college football thinking caps and see if you can name them all by taking the quiz below.

Do you have something to say about sports? Then say it! From the start of the NBA and NHL seasons to Bill Belichick analysis, Top 25 lists and whatever else crosses your idle mind, ESPN blogs gives you the space to share your opinion and analysis.

Engage other fans by commenting on stories, blogging and uploading photos. Your contributions to the community could be featured on SportsNation.

Below are entries from New England sports fans just like you. To respond, sign in or create a profile and start posting.

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Trying to be OK with it:
"It was just sad to see the Red Sox swept out like that. Especially when Papelbon blew it for us in the last inning. It's disappointing to watch or listen or get caught up for 162 games and have your season taken out from underneath ya, with what seemed like way too quick. Also, to have to do it with your colleague sitting next to ya as a Yankee fan, practically laughing his spit right in your face. I took it with class and am praying the Yankees go down. What are ya going to do? I will still be a fan next year." -- azorean milli

Pats running up the score? Whaaat?:
"That term was invented by the sportscasters from the record-breaking, undefeated '07 Pats just doing their job. When you pull Brady after such a dousing vs. the Titans, or anyone for that matter, it's not running up the score. When you go for it on a fourth down no matter what the score, it's called effort and practice in real life. Stop whining!" -- JeffBW

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Pros: Bruins | Celtics | Patriots | Red Sox
Colleges: Boston College | Boston U | Harvard | UMass

Sports Passport

Chronicle all the sports venues and events you've attended (good and bad). We make it easy by providing a calendar with the games. You add the notes and pictures and rate the experience. Start tracking your games.

• Rankings: What's your predicted order of finish in the ACC this season?

ESPN.com's college football writers and bloggers will be going conference by conference in the coming weeks to preview the season ahead, and we're looking for your rankings along the way. Things roll on with the ACC, where blogger Heather Dinich's rankings suggest an injury to running back Darren Evans may not prevent Virginia Tech from maintaining control.

1. Virginia Tech
2. Georgia Tech
3. Florida State
4. NC State
5. North Carolina
6. Miami
Check out Dinich's complete ACC rankings.

• Chat: Dinich takes your ACC questions at 3 p.m. ET.