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NCAA -- 13 players from 6 schools involved in gambling schemes - ESPN
Thirteen men's college basketball players from six schools were involved in gambling schemes, including point-shaving and game-manipulation, the NCAA announced Thursday.
Sources -- Wisconsin QB Edwards unlikely to play vs. Alabama - ESPN
Wisconsin quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. is unlikely to play at No. 19. Alabama on Saturday, sources told ESPN.
LSU's Brian Kelly - SEC coaches unified on new portal dates - ESPN
SEC coaches expressed support Wednesday for the proposed move of college football's transfer portal window from December to January, arguing it's the best option even if it conflicts with the College Football Playoff schedule.
NCAA - Three men's basketball players conspired in gambling scheme - ESPN
A Fresno State men's basketball player manipulated his performance for gambling purposes and conspired with two players to place bets on his statistics, according to findings from an NCAA investigation released Wednesday.
College Football Playoff 2025: Bubble watch after Week 2 - ESPN
The College Football Playoff selection committee members will tell you they don't rank conferences — they rank teams — but the Big Ten and SEC are leading the way in nonconference wins that will impact the committee's rankings through Selection Day.
California girls' high school volleyball players file lawsuit over transgender teammate
Jurupa Valley High School volleyball player Alyssa McPherson and her mother Maribel Munoz speak out on why several girls' volleyball teams in California are forfeiting over a transgender athlete on 'America Reports.'
Santa Rosa women's volleyball players open up on trans teammate's alleged spikes to the head
Santa Rosa Junior College women's volleyball players Madison and Gracie Shaw opened up about a trans teammate allegedly hitting the ball at another player's head, causing a concussion.