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Class Of 2027 LB Brayden Watson Commits To Michigan

Brayden Watson, a 6'3, 215-pound linebacker from Buford, Georgia, chose Michigan over Vanderbilt, Pitt, and Mississippi State. "I'm proof of God's grace," Watson said after announcing his decision. “Michigan made me feel like a priority. The relationships, the attention to detail and the experience in Ann Arbor separated Michigan from the rest,” he added.

By Shubham Bhargav

Nick Saban Invited to Testify at Senate Hearing Over Cantwell-Cruz Bill

Saban is expected to testify at Wednesday’s Senate Commerce Committee hearing on the Cantwell-Cruz bill. Formally titled the Protect College Sports Act, the legislation aims to address NIL chaos and transfer portal issues by granting the NCAA a limited antitrust exemption to enforce national rules, aligning with President Donald Trump’s priorities. Saban has been a critic of the unregulated collegiate landscape.

By Nidheesh Kumar

7 minutes ago

Four-Star LB Ja'Bios Smith Commits To Florida

LB Ja'Bios Smith has committed to the Gators, he confirmed to Rivals' Hayes Fawcett. The 6'3, 210-pound LB, who is ranked number one linebacker in the state of Georgia, chose Florida over Georgia, Texas Tech, South Carolina, and Texas A&M. Pulling the top LB out of Georgia's backyard is a massive recruiting win for the Gators.

By Shubham Bhargav

about 2 hours ago

SEC Says No to 24-Team College Football Playoff Model

College Football Playoff expansion remains the biggest obstacle, with the SEC now the lone holdout preventing transitioning in 2027 to a 24-team model. The Big Ten, Big 12, and ACC all support the changes. But under the current CFP contract, the SEC and Big Ten must agree on any expansion moves. The SEC wrapped its spring meetings in Destin on Thursday.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 5 hours ago

Big 12 Projects Record $710 Million In Revenue Amid College Sports Boom

Big 12 is expected to announce a record $710 million in projected revenue for the current fiscal year, a jump of roughly $100 million from last year. The milestone highlights the conference’s financial growth under commissioner Brett Yormark following major realignment changes. Though trailing the SEC and other top leagues, the Big 12 is strengthening its position in college sports.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 5 hours ago

Curt Cignetti Warns College Football Has Only 12-24 Months To Fix Its Financial Model

Curt Cignetti believes major changes are needed soon to save college football’s current structure. The Indiana HC warned that the sport’s rapidly escalating NIL and revenue-sharing costs are becoming unsustainable, saying universities may struggle to keep up. Cignetti estimated college football has just “12 to 24 months” to address the issue before the sport changes dramatically from its current form.