about 3 hours ago

NCAA Appeals Injunction Allowing Trinidad Chambliss to Play in 2026

The NCAA is appealing a Mississippi court injunction that granted Trinidad Chambliss a sixth season of eligibility with Ole Miss Rebels. Chambliss, the SEC Newcomer of the Year, transferred from Ferris State Bulldogs before a breakout 2025 season that helped lead Ole Miss to the College Football Playoff semifinals. The NCAA had previously denied both his eligibility appeal and reconsideration request.

By Samnur Reza

about 18 hours ago

Oregon OL Alex Harkey Drawing Strong NFL Interest Ahead of Pro Day

Oregon offensive lineman Alex Harkey has private workouts scheduled with the Los Angeles Rams and Dallas Cowboys, per On3. Harkey also held formal Combine meetings with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers, while meeting with the Colts, 49ers and Broncos. He’s expected to complete full testing at Oregon’s Pro Day.

By Shubham Bhargav

about 18 hours ago

Former College Football Standout Tre’Shun Wynn Dies in Head-On Collision

Monroe is mourning Tre’Shun Wynn, 30, who died Friday in a head-on collision on Goldmine Road. The former Monroe High standout and Charlotte 49ers defensive back was a beloved local legend known for his "room-brightening" personality. Police are investigating the 7:20 a.m. crash. Wynn leaves behind an 11-year-old daughter. A GoFundMe has been established to support his family ahead of his funeral ON Saturday.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 19 hours ago

Dabo Swinney Calls Out Chris Johnson Jr.: “Can’t Just Be A Fast Guy”

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney said he gave SMU transfer running back Chris Johnson Jr. blunt feedback after evaluating him. “He looked like a guy that ain’t been serious about being great,” Swinney said, noting the back wasn’t as physically developed as expected three years into a college strength program. “You can’t just be a fast guy.”

By Shubham Bhargav

about 19 hours ago

Missouri Hires Mario Moccia As CEO Of NIL Arm Every True Tiger Brands

Missouri has hired former New Mexico State athletic director Mario Moccia as CEO of Every True Tiger Brands, the NIL and revenue-sharing arm of the athletic department, per Pete Thamel. Moccia will oversee revenue distribution and third-party NIL partnerships as programs prepare for the evolving college athletics financial landscape.

By Shubham Bhargav

about 20 hours ago

Michigan Refuse to Extend Paige Shiver’s Contract After Sherrone Moore Incident

The Michigan football staffer tied to Sherrone Moore’s firing is no longer with the program. A university spokesperson said Paige Shiver’s contract expired and wasn’t renewed. Moore was dismissed for cause in December 2025 over an “inappropriate relationship with a staff member.” Shiver later provided school officials with evidence of the relationship. Shortly after the firing, Moore allegedly drove to the woman's apartment and "barged his way" into her residence.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 21 hours ago

“My Heart Is Broken”: Jerome Bettis Remembers Lou Holtz as a Supportive Head Coach

“Coach was so much more than a football coach to me. He was family,” Jerome Bettis wrote on X while mourning Lou Holtz, who passed away at 89. Bettis recalled that Holtz had promised his mother he would be cared for at the University of Notre Dame. “He looked her in the eye,” Bettis said, adding that the lessons went far beyond football.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 23 hours ago

Rece Davis Recalls Lou Holtz Flipping Podium During ESPN Segment

After Lou Holtz’s death at 89, ESPN host Rece Davis shared a memorable moment from their time on set. During a heated segment, Holtz lost the ruling and flipped the podium. “We didn’t script that,” Davis said. When told he couldn’t win every week, Holtz had fired back: “The hell I can’t.”

By Shubham Bhargav

about 23 hours ago

Notre Dame Hall of Fame Coach Lou Holtz Passes Away at 89

Holtz, who led Notre Dame to the 1988 National Championship, passed away at the age of 89 on Tuesday. He died at his home in Orlando, Florida, surrounded by family, following a period in hospice care. Holtz is the only coach in college football history to lead six different programs to bowl games and the only one to guide four different teams to final top 20 rankings.

By Nidheesh Kumar

1 day ago

Philadelphia Eagles Meet With Michigan TE Marlin Klein at Combine

The Philadelphia Eagles held a formal meeting with Michigan tight end Marlin Klein at the NFL Combine, according to James Simone. Klein, a 2025 team captain, earned All-Big Ten Honorable Mention and is regarded as a strong blocking tight end with receiving upside. The 6-foot-6, 250-pound prospect declared for the 2026 NFL Draft after four seasons with the Wolverines.

By Samnur Reza

1 day ago

Lane Kiffin Calls Out NCAA Over Transfer Portal Impact

Lane Kiffin took aim at the NCAA after a stat showed just 22 high-major players are celebrating Senior Night at the same school they started. “What a great system we have now @NCAA,” Kiffin posted. The transfer portal and NIL era has reshaped roster stability, turning Senior Day into a revolving-door reality across college sports.

By Suresh Menon

1 day ago

Arkansas Lands Major Jersey Patch Deal With Tyson Foods

Arkansas announced a five-year, all-sport jersey patch partnership with Tyson Foods, placing the company’s logo on Razorbacks uniforms starting in 2026. AD Hunter Yurachek said roughly 90% of revenue will flow directly to athletes through NIL opportunities. Calling it “the largest true sponsorship agreement in college athletics,” Yurachek emphasized every student-athlete will benefit.

By Suresh Menon

1 day ago

Former Raiders Interim HC Rich Bisaccia Returns to Clemson

Clemson has hired longtime NFL coach Rich Bisaccia as special teams coordinator. The former Raiders interim head coach and Packers STC returns to Clemson, where he coached from 1994–98. “This is as good a special teams coach as there has been in the NFL,” Dabo Swinney said. Bisaccia added he’s “thrilled” to return to a place meaningful to his family.

By Suresh Menon

2 days ago

Relief for CFB Athletes as Mississippi Passes a Bill to Make NIL Earnings Non-Taxable

The Mississippi House of Representatives passed a bill to exempt NIL earnings from state income tax, offering relief to in-state athletes. Mississippi currently imposes a 4 percent tax on income over $10,000. Florida, Tennessee, and Texas have no state income tax, while Arkansas exempted NIL earnings in 2025. The bill now heads to the Mississippi Senate and would require the governor’s signature to become law.

By Nidheesh Kumar

2 days ago

Jason Witten’s Son Cooper Witten Announces Commitment to Alabama

Cooper, a four-star linebacker and son of Jason Witten, has officially committed to Alabama. The 6-foot-2, 220-pound prospect chose the Crimson Tide over finalists Missouri and Texas A&M, citing Kalen DeBoer’s winning culture and a strong bond with the coaching staff. Following a dominant junior season at Liberty Christian, Witten brings elite football IQ to Tuscaloosa’s defense for the 2026 class.

By Nidheesh Kumar

2 days ago

Report: Longtime Kentucky AD Mitch Barnhart Set to Retire

Kentucky athletic director Mitch Barnhart is expected to retire, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel. Barnhart has led the Kentucky Wildcats athletic department since 2002, making him the SEC’s longest-tenured AD. In December, he addressed retirement speculation, saying he still enjoyed serving the university, but any decision would consider what’s best for his family and Kentucky.

By Samnur Reza

3 days ago

Five-Star WR Kesean Bowman Schedules Alabama Visit

2027 five-star wide receiver Kesean Bowman included Alabama in his Top 5 and will visit Tuscaloosa on March 30, per Hayes Fawcett. “Alabama was No. 1 on my list at one time… but Alabama is still Alabama,” Bowman said. The nation’s No. 6 WR is also considering Ohio State, Miami, Tennessee and Vanderbilt.

By Shubham Bhargav

3 days ago

Report: Caleb Downs Flagged With Knee Concerns At Combine

Ohio State star safety Caleb Downs, a projected Top 10 pick, was reportedly flagged during medical evaluations at the NFL Combine with a partially torn meniscus and a potentially degenerative ACL, per Cory Kinnan. The findings could draw added scrutiny as teams assess his long-term durability ahead of the draft.

By Shubham Bhargav

3 days ago

Oregon Expected To Add Rip Rowan To Defensive Staff

Oregon is expected to hire Rip Rowan as a member of its defensive staff, sources told CBS Sports. Rowan spent last season as a defensive assistant with the Las Vegas Raiders. Before his NFL stint, he coached defensive linemen at Washington and Georgia Southern, bringing both pro and college experience to the Ducks.

By Shubham Bhargav

3 days ago

Deion Sanders, Other Colorado Coaches Comfort Team After Dominiq Ponder’s Death

Colorado head coach Deion Sanders and his staff gathered players to grieve the loss of quarterback Dominiq Ponder, who died in a March 1 crash in Boulder. Addressing the team, Sanders reminded them, “Today is the most important thing that we have. The best way to honor that is to do all you can with the time that you have.”

By Shubham Bhargav

3 days ago

Alabama Hiring Jake Vang As Defensive Analyst

Alabama is hiring Central Washington defensive coordinator Jake Vang as a defensive analyst, sources told CBS Sports. Vang previously coached edge rushers at Sacramento State, where three players recorded eight or more tackles for loss last season. He now joins the Crimson Tide staff as Alabama continues strengthening its defensive support unit.

By Shubham Bhargav

3 days ago

Patriots Schedule In-Person Visit With 6’9 OT Travis Burke

The Patriots have lined up an in-person meeting with Memphis offensive tackle Travis Burke, per Justin Melo. New England staff will travel to East Memphis to evaluate the 6-foot-9, 325-pound prospect. Burke ran a 5.17 40-yard dash with a 1.79 10-yard split, plus a 27-inch vertical and 8-foot-11 broad jump.

By Shubham Bhargav

3 days ago

Brennan Marion Gets Emotional Remembering Dominiq Ponder

Colorado offensive coordinator Brennan Marion fought back tears while speaking about quarterback Dominiq Ponder, who died at 23 in a March 1 single-vehicle crash in Boulder. “You see somebody every day… We’ll just save a spot for him in the room,” Marion said. State Patrol said Ponder’s Tesla lost control on a curve, struck a guardrail and utility pole, then caught fire.

By Shubham Bhargav

3 days ago

North Texas Expected To Hire Kirkland Parker As Safeties Coach

North Texas is expected to hire Washington assistant defensive backs coach Kirkland Parker as its new safeties coach, a source told CBS Sports. A Texas native and former Washington State defensive back, Parker spent the last three seasons on Washington’s staff and now returns to his home state for the next step in his coaching career.

By Shubham Bhargav

3 days ago

Florida State Adds Jake Flaherty To Special Teams Staff

Florida State is hiring Maryville special teams coordinator Jake Flaherty as an assistant special teams coach, sources told On3. Flaherty previously worked at Lafayette under then-head coach John Garrett and also spent time at Bucknell. He now joins the Seminoles’ staff as FSU continues shaping its special teams unit.

By Shubham Bhargav

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