Flag planting at Ohio State would be felony under proposed law - ESPN
If an Ohio lawmaker gets his way, teams attempting to plant their flags in the middle of Ohio Stadium during Ohio State games will be dealing with more than just pepper spray.
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College Football Playoff expansion to 14 teams in 2026 is still on the table
The new 12-team College Football Playoff is set to make its debut with the first round of games on Dec. 20-21. However, another expansion to a 14-team format in 2026 continues to be discussed among the college football powers that be.
Caitlin Clark says players, coaches in WNBA are 'a lot smarter' than in college
After just one season in the WNBA, Caitlin Clark noticed one big difference between women's basketball at the professional level and basketball at the collegiate level: the IQ needed to thrive.
QB Darian Mensah, top player in transfer portal, picks Duke - ESPN
Quarterback Darian Mensah, the top-rated player in ESPN's transfer portal rankings, has committed to Duke, he told ESPN on Wednesday.
West Gorton basketball prodigy scoops third place in prestigious national award
Basketball star Irene Oboavwoduo never could have imagined she would be one of 10 nominees for SportsAid’s prestigious One-to-Watch Award, so finishing third came as a massive shock.
Lincoln Riley Says College Football Is Now Professional, With Yearly Free Agency
It's officially transfer portal season in college football, and with it comes the frustrating realization that there's little point in getting attached to the players on your favorite team's roster. Former five-star recruits, starting players, promising freshmen and sophomores progressing through a young career…there's no way to predict who or who will not enter the portal.
SMU QB Preston Stone enters portal, will stay through CFP - ESPN
SMU quarterback Preston Stone has entered the NCAA transfer portal but is planning to remain with the No. 11 Mustangs through their College Football Playoff run, he announced on social media Tuesday.
Sources -- Michigan targeting UNC's Chip Lindsey as new OC - ESPN
Michigan is targeting North Carolina's Chip Lindsey to be its next offensive coordinator, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel and Max Olson on Tuesday.