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Twitter's favorite hashtag for Mid-American football is now being trademarked by the conference.

#MACtion is a popular term used on Twitter during Tuesday and Wednesday night MAC games to describe the often offense-heavy contests. But now the conference is using the meme to try and turn a buck.

(US Presswire)When a coach is fired, in any sport, there's often many details which get leaked and explain exactly why the move was made. After Gene Chizik was fired by Auburn, it didn't take long for many unflattering details about his program to be unearthed.

Kevin Scarbinsky of the Birmingham News wrote a comprehensive piece on Chizik and the problems his program was having. The full story can be found here.

The problems weren't just on the field, although those were plentiful and were discussed in the column. Off the field, Auburn was apparently a mess too.

[Related: Auburn fires Gene Chizik as coach after four up-and-down years]

(Associated Press)The ACC had a pretty bad weekend. Florida State was worked over by Florida, Clemson couldn't beat a South Carolina team without its starting quarterback, and Georgia Tech was blasted by Georgia.

Interest in this weekend's ACC Championship Game isn't exactly at an all-time high. Considering you can use a $5 bill to buy a ticket and still get $1 back in change, we're going to say Charlotte isn't abuzz about Florida State vs. Georgia Tech this week.

The season is over for a good portion of the nation's teams and while we turn our attention to which schools might fill various bowl games, we also have to think about postseason awards, which will be handed out next week.

The most coveted of those awards? The Heisman Trophy.

For the past few weeks, Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel has been the frontrunner for the bronze statue and continued his dominance with another stellar game against Missouri last week. Even though Kansas State quarterback, and former clubhouse leader, Collin Klein plays this weekend, one Texas A&M fan wants you to keep Johnny Football in your thoughts. So much so, that she remade the Shelley Fabares hit "Johnny Angel" into "Johnny Football."

Trust us when we say the song will stick with you forever.

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Thanks to Notre Dame, the suspense was all but taken out of Sunday's BCS standings release.

The Irish, who are No. 1 in the BCS standings, defeated USC on Saturday to lock up a spot in the BCS national championship and will play the winner of the SEC title game between No. 2 Alabama and No. 3 Georgia.

While that's pretty clear-cut, the BCS still could offer a couple surprises before the end of the season.

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Of all the coaches who were fired Sunday — and there were a lot — Colorado's Jon Embree has to be both the most shocking and not shocking of them all.

Embree, who completed a 1-11 season with a loss to Utah on Friday, was informed Sunday evening that after two years and a 4-21 record, he was not going to be retained.

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Boston College coach Frank Spaziani came into the season needing a stellar year to keep his job.

It didn't happen.

Athletic director Brad Bates announced Sunday evening that the university had decided it was time for a change after a season-ending loss to N.C. State left the Eagles at 2-10 for the season.

"A personnel decision of this magnitude affects many people and is never taken lightly, but I felt a change was necessary," Bates said.

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Danny Hope and his players had to have thought they had done everything they needed to do to keep Hope's job safe.

Purdue was 3-5 when athletic director Morgan Burke implied that Hope's job was tied to the Boilermakers' record in the final month. So the Boilermakers' pulled together, won three of their final four contests and became bowl eligible.

But it wasn't enough.