One of the best parts about the Army-Navy game — other than the amazing pageantry on the field — is the specially designed uniforms both teams get to wear.

Navy announced its uniforms a couple weeks ago and Tuesday, Army unveiled its new kit for the final game of the regular season.

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Darrell Hazell has turned Kent State's successful season into a coaching move.

Hazell, who has been considered one of the nation's hottest coaching prospects this year, has agreed to terms with Purdue to replace Danny Hope, who was fired at the end of the season.

Hope finished the year 6-6, but was 22-27 in four seasons with the Boilermakers.

"Darrell is a great fit to build on our existing foundation," athletics director Morgan Burke said in a statement. "His leadership at Kent State, combined with his prior experience at Ohio State and other stops along the way, has prepared him to help us continue to move toward developing a championship-caliber program."

Now the Bret Bielema move to Arkansas makes sense. He gets to be serenaded by Liz Honey.

You may remember Liz Honey, the Arkansas fan who enjoys firing up her laptop and filming herself singing Razorback-related parody songs. She was moved to song by Bielema leaving Wisconsin for the Arkansas job on Tuesday.

(US Presswire)Florida International didn't have a great season, at 3-9, but that was understandable. The team dealt with a rash of injuries at running back, and quarterback Jake Medlock missed three games. Five losses came by eight points or less. It wasn't the kind of season that led anyone to think that coach Mario Cristobal would be fired.

FIU thought differently. Cristobal has been fired by the school, one of the most shocking firings of the season so far.

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Boston College has traded one mustachioed coach for another.

Boston College athletic director Brad Bates announced Tuesday that it had hired Temple's Steve Addazio to replace Frank Spaziani.

"He is a proven winner with an extensive history of success as an assistant and head coach that includes two national championships," Bates said in a statement released by the school. "Coach Addazio genuinely cares about his students and will facilitate their development in meaningful ways to create a family culture. He has a passion that is contagious and an energy that will motivate those fortunate to meet him."

Addazio was 13-11 in his two seasons with Temple, including a 4-7 record this season as the Owls made a rocky transition from the Mid-American Conference to the Big East.

Prior to Temple, Addazio was the offensive coordinator for six seasons at Florida under Urban Meyer.

(USA Today Sports Images)Not to be overshadowed by Arkansas' surprising coup in hiring Bret Bielema away from Wisconsin, Auburn made its own very interesting hire at about the same time on Tuesday afternoon.

Gus Malzahn will have a chance to show that he deserves the credit he (and Cam Newton) got for Auburn's 2010 national championship, because he will take over the Auburn head-coaching job from his old boss, Gene Chizik.

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When reports surfaced last week that Les Miles and Arkansas were flirting with each other, which ended up with Miles getting a raise from LSU, the money figure the Razorbacks were rumored to be tossing around made almost every coach in the nation a candidate for that job.

Bret Bielema's name never really came up in connection with the Arkansas job (which is surprising, because SEC coaching search rumors usually include every good coach in college football). Bielema had a great job at Wisconsin. He finished up his third straight Big Ten championship on Saturday night.

Now, the Big Ten has to look at itself in the mirror. The coach of the three-time defending Big Ten champs just left for a team that just finished sixth in the SEC West, and probably isn't a top-five job in the SEC.

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No one can claim the 2012 college football season was boring.

The second half of the season had so many twists and turns that no one knew exactly what to expect when the final BCS standings and bowl pairings came out Sunday. But what was static was the high level of play by some of the nation's best teams.

It was hard to pick a first team from such a big pool of talent, but we here at Dr. Saturday tried our best.

Here is our inaugural Dr. Saturday All-American Team: