The Great NIL War has begun, Urban Meyer is poised to return to Fox Sports for college football analysis, and Ohio State sends out the most epic headshots of 2022.
Quinn Ewers debuts in Texas' spring game, Lincoln Riley pens an open letter to Oklahoma football and John Daly's son secures the most remarkable NIL deal yet.
Dabo Swinney compares players to Delta baggage handlers, a proposal to replace spring scrimmages with FCS opponents and Michigan shares a classy message.
Coach K's career at Duke is over, North Carolina and Kansas will battle it out for a national title and LSU basketball lost every player on its roster.
A wild NCAA Tournament-to-date saw a bevy of upsets including a B1G nose dive and Ryan Day the type of elite leader you want running your favorite program.
The damage control surrounding Juwan Howard backfires, LSU fires their head coach one day before Selection Sunday and how one Buck's move impacts the Buckeyes.
A small tweak to the targeting penalty is proposed, another Buckeye joins the Bearcats' coaching staff and fouls are at an all-time low in college basketball.
Nebraska gives Fred Hoiberg another year, Kevin Warren supports CFP expansion despite voting against it and joint college football practices are already off the table.
Tom Brady isn’t ready to confirm his retirement yet, Caleb Williams has not picked his transfer destination yet and Brian Kelly just wants to dance, dance, dance.
In this edition of The Weekender, Georgia fans turn out to celebrate, a former Penn State Nittany Lion is heading south and Kayvon Thibodeaux wants his degree to matter
College football powers are no fans of NIL madness, Jim Harbaugh to the NFL just won't die, and the Big Ten is packed with basketball stars this season.
