College Football
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Rare quarterback uncertainty for rivals Michigan and Ohio State
The conference race as well as the College Football Playoff could be determined by the signal-caller success at these two rivals in 2024. -
College football's top 25 offenses for 2024 and beyond
Which teams' offenses are set up for success over the next three seasons? -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
Committee votes to halve UCLA's payments to Cal
The University of California Board of Regents special committee on athletics voted 7-1 on Tuesday to cut down the length of UCLA's payments to Cal. -
Oregon St., Wazzu home games on CW, Fox in '24
Home football games for Oregon State and Washington State, the two remaining schools in the Pac-12, will air on CW and Fox next season. -
What a possible multi-billion-dollar NCAA antitrust settlement means for college sports
What would this mean for paying players, NIL collectives and non-power schools?