NCAA rejects James Madison football's postseason eligibility waiver request: reports
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Sources - James Madison, 2 others denied football postseason waiver - ESPN
The NCAA postseason waiver requests for the James Madison, Jacksonville State and Tarleton State football programs were rejected Wednesday, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel.
Champions Classic 2023 betting picks: Duke-Michigan State, Kansas-Kentucky - ESPN
The 2023 State Farm Champions Classic takes place at the United Center in Chicago on Tuesday, Nov. 14. The doubleheader features No. 9 Duke vs. No. 18 Michigan State at 7 p.m. ET, followed by No. 1 Kansas vs. No. 17 Kentucky at approximately 9:30 p.m. ET. Both games can be seen on ESPN and via the ESPN app.
No. 3 Arizona up 9 spots behind Kansas, Purdue - ESPN
The first Associated Press men's basketball poll of the regular season is typically a jumble of teams swapping positions as preseason expectations meet the reality of playing actual games.
Unbeaten James Madison football delivers letter to NCAA seeking reversal of two-year bowl eligibility ban
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JMU again appeals to NCAA to reduce football transition period - ESPN
James Madison officials made another plea to the NCAA Division I board of directors Monday to reduce its football program's FCS to FBS transition from two years to one, so the undefeated Dukes can be eligible to compete in a postseason bowl game this season.
Tom Izzo loses to nephew, as No. 4 MSU drops opener to JMU - ESPN
After No. 4 Michigan State's 79-76 upset to James Madison on Monday in East Lansing, coach Tom Izzo said he might make changes that could impact his team's starting lineup.
Ranking undefeated college football teams - how each team can win it all - ESPN
Last year, we entered the final month of the regular season with six remaining unbeaten teams, all from power conferences. Four of them ended up reaching the College Football Playoff (although two had a loss), the other two, Tennessee and Clemson, strangely both lost to Shane Beamer's South Carolina in November.