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College football media flabbergasted by Michigan’s controversial Hail Mary win over Western Michigan

Immediately after the play, the stadium announcer said it was under review. And a few moments later, the head referee stepped to the middle of the field and said, “After review, there’s one second remaining in the game. Third down.” NBC rules analyst Terry McAulay was confused as to what the referees were seeing to add a second back on. (Awful Announcing)

'We're in this to build something': Why there's renewed optimism for Cal football

UC Berkeley chancellor Rich Lyons was about 12 when he started visiting one of his brothers on campus. His parents hadn't gone to college, but when his brother enrolled, those trips provided him an early window into a new world. An important part of that introduction came through football. He would come for the game and spend time with his brother. (ESPN)

At Virginia Tech, what does success look like for James Franklin?

Now, James Franklin is living the American Dream, as one of the most visible college football coaches in the country, and his most recent job has taken him closer to his roots. Virginia Tech is convinced that Franklin is the one to restore its winning tradition and get the Hokies into the College Football Playoff conversation. He's got a tall task ahead of him. (ESPN)

Tennessee Football Reveals Dolly Parton Tribute Helmet Sticker for 2026 Season

During his opening Week 1 press conference, Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel revealed that the Volunteers’ football team will wear Dolly Parton tribute stickers on the back of their helmets this season. The sticker features Parton’s signature butterfly insignia with Dolly’s signature through the middle of it. The sticker will be worn for every game this season. (Rocky Top Insider)

LSU's 'test of the system' just the latest byproduct of a broken college sports world

Just in the last three years, four schools have filed lawsuits against another school or their own player (for buyouts and tortious interference); a group of players or an individual player has twice sued their coach (broken NIL promises); and a conference has sued another conference or one of their member schools at least nine different times. (Yahoo! Sports)

Candid Coaches: Have you ever wondered or known if one of your players fixed a college hoops game?

A stupid shot in a tense moment. An errant pass to one player when another was open. A lapse on defense. A lazy attempt at a rebound. A lack of hustle when an opportunity seemed right there. These things happen all the time in college basketball. Usually, they're just mental slips, fatigue, miscommunication or other mishaps. But what if they're not? (CBS Sports)

Are LSU's pros allowed to play? Judge rules in favor of players, paving way for return to college

When it comes to LSU head coach Lane Kiffin, nothing can truly be without drama. The Tigers are preparing to kick off against Clemson on September 5, but there was a major question about whether two of his players, defensive lineman Zxavian Harris and tight end Dae'Quan Wright, would be able to suit up and play at all this season. (Sporting News)

College football Week 1 viewer's guide

We made it to the official start of the 2026 college football season. Unlike last year, we don't have a matchup of top-five teams to begin the season. We've got to wait until Week 2 this year. But LSU and Clemson provide us with an intriguing game on Saturday night, and Ole Miss and Louisville on Sunday should also be a fun watch. Here's what you need to know. (Yahoo! Sports)

Michigan basketball five-star freshman Brandon McCoy Jr. to miss 2026-27 season after tearing ACL

Michigan freshman guard Brandon McCoy Recruiting Profile" rel="tag">Brandon McCoy Jr. will miss the 2026-27 season after suffering a torn ACL last week in the Wolverines' European Tour in Lithuania. McCoy exited a game after just 20 seconds against Mega Superbet and had to be carried off the court. McCoy was the No. 11-ranked player in the 2026 recruiting cycle by 247Sports. (CBS Sports)

Seth Trimble Joins Kentucky State Lawsuit Seeking Fifth Season of Eligibility

Louisville guard Seth Trimble has joined a Kentucky state lawsuit challenging the NCAA's eligibility rules. The lawsuit, filed in Jefferson Circuit Court, previously resulted in a temporary restraining order allowing 13 athletes to pursue an additional season of eligibility. Those athletes include Louisville football players D'Angelo Hutchinson and Jabari Mack. (247 Sports)

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