More unsurprising news

I know the tension was killing you.

South Carolina announces that QB Stephen Garcia "will be allowed to participate in voluntary summer workouts".—
CollegeFootballTalk (@CFTalk) May 30, 2011

You can relax now.

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UPDATE:  Wow – even Barnhart is moved to sarcasm.

In a shocking development, Stephen Garcia wil now be allowed to participate in voluntary workouts this summer at South Carolina.—
Tony Barnhart (@MrCFB) May 30, 2011

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UPDATE #2:  David Pollack prefers to state the obvious.

The fact that Stephen Garcia is not only cleared to workout now but still on the team is a joke. Spurrier wants to win bad.—
David Pollack (@davidpollack47) May 30, 2011

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Calling Urban Meyer.

Sources are reporting that Jim Tressel has resigned.

Can’t lose what you never had.

In what may be the least shocking news development of the weekend, Paul Johnson has come out strongly against oversigning.

Drinking problem

All this report demonstrates is that either West Virginia’s athletic director did a half-assed job vetting Dana Holgorsen before making him the school’s next head coach, or there isn’t much else to do in West Virginia but get buzzed.

Either way, at the rate Holgorsen’s going, it’s soon to be a moot point, as there won’t be any place left in the state where he can go get a drink.

Never forget.

Shorter Dennis Dodd:  as the SEC prepares to grapple with serious issues like oversigning this week, on this Memorial Day, we should remember Cam and Cecil Newton.

Nice place you got there.

Over at georgiadogs.com, Aaron Murray and Aron White take you on a guided tour of the new weight room.