Washington QB Will Rogers enters transfer portal again - ESPN
Washington quarterback Will Rogers entered his name in the transfer portal Friday night, marking the second time in the last two months he has been in the portal.
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Weekend preview: Can Kansas, Houston regroup this weekend after the week's losses? - ESPN
It's obvious the teams at the top of college basketball are real contenders. But just as that group of elite teams had begun to separate itself from the pack, their weaknesses were revealed.
Washington WR Rome Odunze, RB Dillon Johnson declaring for NFL draft - ESPN
Washington is losing two skill players to the NFL draft: wide receiver Rome Odunze and running back Dillon Johnson.
UCF's win over Kansas caps 2-day takedown of all top-three teams - ESPN
After his team bounced back from a 16-point deficit in the first half to secure a 65-60 win over No. 3 Kansas on Wednesday, UCF coach Johnny Dawkins couldn't get through the crowd. With every step he took, there were handshakes and high fives to congratulate him on his team snapping an eight-game losing streak against ranked teams.
Alabama head coach, 7-time national champion Nick Saban reportedly set to retire
Nick Saban's coaching reign has come to an end. His dominance over college football, however, will forever linger in the lore of the sport.
Sources - Alabama defensive coordinator Kevin Steele set to retire - ESPN
Veteran defensive coordinator Kevin Steele, who just finished his third stint at Alabama under Nick Saban, plans to retire from coaching, sources told ESPN.
Iowa up to No. 3 behind South Carolina, UCLA in women's poll - ESPN
South Carolina remained No. 1 in The Associated Press Top 25 women's basketball poll and is now one of three unbeaten teams left.
Ex-Maryland QB Taulia Tagovailoa in portal, seeks 6th year - ESPN
Former Maryland quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa has entered the NCAA transfer portal, and he told ESPN in a phone interview on Friday that he filed for a re-instatement waiver with the NCAA on Thursday for a sixth year of eligibility.