Defending champion No. 3 Georgia routs No. 11 Oregon, 49-3
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SEC commissioner Greg Sankey unsure College Football Playoff will expand early
ATLANTA — SEC commissioner Greg Sankey isn't confident a 12-team College Football Playoff will make its debut before the 2026 season.
Georgia Bulldogs QB Stetson Bennett is ready for more
ATHENS, Ga. — One day this summer, Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett knocked on an apartment door, wearing a mock U.S. Postal Service uniform. He handed a package to a woman who answered the door.
Oregon football to honor Spencer Webb with helmet decal
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Best College GameDay signs from Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Ohio State Buckeyes
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Duplantis given ‘wake-up call’ as Obiena steals pole vault win
BRUSSELS: Armand ‘Mondo’ Duplantis vowed that any danger of becoming complacent would be shelved after he suffered a rare defeat at Friday’s Diamond League meet in Brussels. Duplantis failed three times at 5.91 meters, falling to the mat on the third botched effort with a gaping mouth in stunned disbelief. Ernest John Obiena of the Philippines passed at the same height on the third time of asking, which left the Filipino also shaking his head in disbelief, so dominant has Duplantis been in his event.
Mohammad Hafeez Says India "Laadla" Of World Cricket Due To Its Big Earnings
Former Pakistan captain Mohammad Hafeez said that India, or more specifically the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), get "pampered" in world cricket thanks to the fact that they rake in so much revenue. In a video of a discussion that he shared on Twitter, that he captioned "Laadla" with a heart-eyes emoji, Hafeez said "I don't know a lot, but I definitely know that in our society, whoever is the earner is loved by everyone, is the most laadla (pampered), gets the most kisses from everyone."
Nebraska Cornhuskers coach Scott Frost says he's not at odds with offensive coordinator Mark Whipple following season-opening loss to Northwestern
LINCOLN, Neb. — Embattled Nebraska coach Scott Frost said Tuesday there is no tension between him and new offensive coordinator Mark Whipple following the Cornhuskers' season-opening loss to Northwestern in Ireland.