College Football

1. It's 100 days to college football! Top games, players, contenders

   With 100 days until Florida State and Georgia Tech kickoff in Ireland it's time to get excited about what's ahead: From new conference games to a new playoff.

2. Cover contenders: Hypothetical stars for NCAA College Football's 11-year hiatus

   The NCAA College Football 25 cover is now official after an 11-year hiatus. Here are our picks of who may have graced the cover if we went back in time.

3. Michigan to sell alcohol at football games in '24

   Michigan will begin selling alcohol at home games this season after the successful rollout of alcohol sales at its hockey and basketball arenas over the past academic year.

4. Hunter, Ewers, Edwards share video game cover

   Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter, Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers and Michigan running back Donovan Edwards are sharing the cover of EA Sports College Football 25, set to be released July 19.

5. Louisville school-record kicker Wallace dies at 31

   Former Louisville place kicker John Wallace, whose holds the school record for career field goals and attempts and is second in career points, has died. He was 31.

6. UW RB Rogers, charged with rape, off team

   Washington running back Tybo Rogers, who was arrested and charged last month for rape in two instances that allegedly occurred during the 2023 season, is no longer with the program.

7. Phillips optimistic despite FSU, Clemson lawsuits

   ACC commissioner Jim Phillips said Wednesday the pending litigation with Florida State and Clemson is "disruptive" and "harmful" but it has not changed the dynamic between them as the league wrapped up three days of meetings.

8. Ex-Colorado CB McClain transferring to Florida

   Former Colorado cornerback Cormani McClain, who headlined coach Deion Sanders' first recruiting class with the Buffaloes, is transferring to Florida, his agent, Hector Rivas of Disruptive Sports, told ESPN.

9. UVA, NC State to play non-ACC home-and-home

   ACC schools Virginia and NC State announced Wednesday they would play a home-and-home series in football that will not count as an official conference game.

10. Will an antitrust settlement actually settle college sports? Lots of questions remain

    A settlement worth more than $2.7 billion could be reached next week. But plenty of questions regarding implementation will remain.