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What will Week 5 in college football deliver? We get ranked matchups in the SEC and Big Ten and other College Football Playoff contenders facing their first tests of the year.
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What will Week 5 in college football deliver? We get ranked matchups in the SEC and Big Ten and other College Football Playoff contenders facing their first tests of the year.
Mississippi State star running back Fluff Bothwell, who is second in the SEC in rushing yards this season, carried the ball once against Alabama before leaving Saturday's game with a lower-body injury.
South Carolina backup quarterback Cutter Woods received an uptick in first-team snaps this week, sources told ESPN, a sign of the willingness of the Gamecocks' staff to replace starting quarterback LaNorris Sellers on Saturday if his struggles continue.
In the aftermath of the NCAA tournaments expanding to 76 teams, the NIT and Women's Basketball Invitation Tournament will drop from 32 teams to 24 beginning in 2027, the NCAA announced Thursday.
It was a wild week in college football, with six matchups between ranked teams. And many of those games delivered. Texas pulled out a win against Tennessee in a game that went down to the final play. Iowa beat Michigan with a miraculous last-second touchdown. Florida dominated Ole Miss to, perhaps, announce their reentry to the national spotlight.
Following his team's convincing 52-28 win against Ole Miss on Saturday, Florida coach Jon Sumrall stated bluntly, «We have not arrived.»
WASHINGTON — The federal bill aimed at reshaping the college sports industry took a major step toward becoming law Monday night when the U.S. Senate overwhelmingly voted 77-22 to pass it.
Texas has two wins over ranked competition. But they came by narrow margins in which its offense struggled for long stretches.