Barack Obama wins the Nobel Peace Prize… Turns out sleep is just as valuable as any flu shot… 

Another reason for Brian Kelly’s genius: he puts kids in positions they should be playing. (Rivals.com)

Kelly’s not sold on his quarterback being Heisman worthy. Yet. (Cincinnati Enquirer)

Forget plain playing: Scott Lutrus is starting. Here too. Breaking down UConn-Pitt. (Connecticut Post, Hartford Courant, Connecticut Post)

Cody Endres is coming home to Pittsburgh… with his Huskies. (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

Another ode to Endres’ counterpart, Bill Stull. (Republican American)

Pitt lost an incredible backfield trio. The three replacement players are proving pretty darn impressive themselves. (pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

Five previous FCS opponents. A combined score of 236-20. Rutgers’ Homecoming fans should get to see an emptied bench. (SNY.tv)

Dom Natale’s back to being a back-up. Marvell Scott: from WABC sports anchor to team doc. (Star-Ledger)

Greg Schiano says Rutgers’ offense can use a little Jacking up. (Home News Tribune)

In three games as South Florida’s starting QB, BJ Daniels has twice rushed for 100 yards. “I don’t like to run,” he says. (St. Petersburg Times)

Syracuse can’t seem to run the ball. A rivalry gone sour. (Syracuse Post-Standard)

Noel Devine leads all active players in 70-plus yard runs. He has five. (Wiz of Odds)

It’s never too early for hoops season. Former Vermont coach, NJ native and current ESPN commentator Tom Brennan talks Seton Hall, Rutgers and being an assistant to Bill Raftery in this podcast. (NJ Newsroom)