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Many memories remain as the Buffalo Bills bid farewell to their long-time home dubbed ‘The Ralph’

Chris Clark glances out the window overlooking the Buffalo Bills’ long-time home, Highmark Stadium, and can still picture what the site resembled before it opened in 1973. His memories go beyond the days of tailgating, comeback victories and miserable defeats, and before Josh Allen, Jim Kelly, Bruce Smith and OJ Simpson ever stepped foot on the field. (Associated Press)

Notre Dame coach Micah Shrewsberry apologizes for actions after controversial call late in Cal loss

Notre Dame coach Micah Shrewsberry apologized Saturday, one day after charging at an official following his team’s controversial loss to Cal. He also received a public reprimand from the Atlantic Coast Conference for his actions. Shrewsberry was angry over how what became a four-point play was officiated in the final seconds of the Fighting Irish’s 72-71 loss. (Associated Press)

College Football Playoff quarterfinals 2025: Takeaways from every game

The second edition of the College Football Playoff quarterfinals gave us two classics and two statement wins. On Wednesday in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, No. 10 Miami rode an early 14-0 burst and a clutch late touchdown drive to a 24-14 upset of No. 2 Ohio State. The Hurricanes advanced to the semifinals to face the No. 6 Ole Miss Rebels. (ESPN.com)

What to know about the college football transfer portal

Is this the only transfer portal window? Yes. This year, the NCAA has eliminated the spring transfer portal window, meaning the January window is the only option for players wishing to transfer. This change will help create roster stability and continuity. Coaches now don’t have to fear losing players after spring football and will have their roster set in February. (Deseret News)

Miami makes CFP title case after Cotton Bowl upset of Ohio State: 'This is our moment'

Everyone in AT&T Stadium knew what Miami was going to do. Leading No. 2 seed Ohio State 17-14 in the Cotton Bowl and taking over at their 30-yard line with 5:56 to play, the No. 10 seed Hurricanes had one mission: to run the ball down the Buckeyes’ throat, deliver the knockout blow and send the defending national champions packing from the CFP. (USA Today)

Top 25 college basketball stories of 2025: Florida wins title; Duke, Cooper Flagg fall in Final Four

2. Duke's epic season, and Cooper Flagg's brilliant freshman year, ends with Final Four collapse vs. Houston (April 6): The 2025 Final Four is an all-timer because of having four 1-seeds but also two incredible comebacks/collapses. For as big as Florida's title win was, Houston's escape job vs. Duke also ranks in the annals of all-time Final Four battles. (CBS Sports)

Clemson Football, Offensive Coordinator Garrett Riley Part Ways

Clemson and one of its top assistant coaches have parted ways. Clemson offensive coordinator Garrett Riley is no longer a part of the coaching staff head coach Dabo Swinney announced late Monday. Riley has been the Tigers’ offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach the last three years, where he has had ups and downs during his tenure in Tigertown. (The Clemson Insider)

Chuck Neinas, a key architect and adviser over decades of college sports, dies at 93

Chuck Neinas, the onetime Big Eight commissioner whose media savvy and dealmaking helped turn college football into a multibillion-dollar business, has died at 93. From 1980-97, Neinas was executive director of the College Football Association, an agency created by several big conferences that sought to wrest control of their TV rights from the NCAA. (Associated Press)

Miami's missed dynasty: The 2003 Fiesta Bowl vs. Ohio State that altered each program's history

The last time the Ohio State Buckeyes and Miami Hurricanes met in college football's postseason it was for the national championship in the 2003 Fiesta Bowl, ending in such a controversial Ohio State win that the ref who made the fateful pass interference call is still a household name in some circles. Miami was looking for a second consecutive championship. (CBS Sports)

2025 CFP quarterfinals preview: Keys to all four matchups

A rematch of one of the most contentious national title games of the 2000s (Miami-Ohio State). A rematch of a fun October track meet (Georgia-Ole Miss). A battle between new-ish money (Oregon) and new money (Texas Tech). A matchup between a proven, unbeaten powerhouse (Indiana) and a scrappy close-game-winning underdog (Alabama, somehow). (ESPN.com)

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