3 months ago

NCAA Denies Ole Miss’ Appeal For Trinidad Chambliss’ Sixth-Year Waiver

“The NCAA athletics eligibility subcommittee denied the waiver, which was for a medical redshirt, and the school has been informed,” CFB insider Pete Thamel reported. A court hearing for a preliminary injunction is scheduled for Feb. 12 in Pittsboro, Mississippi. If granted, it could temporarily block the NCAA’s ruling and allow Chambliss to compete in 2026.

By Nidheesh Kumar

3 months ago

Georgia DL London Seymour Arrested On 131 Felony Counts of Property Damage

Seymour was arrested on January 29 following incidents at Rooker Hall and Busbee Hall on campus. Early reports cited 131 counts, and Athens-Clarke County records were updated to clarify that he now faces 11 second-degree felony counts of criminal property damage. Seymour, a walk-on and son of Hall of Famer Richard Seymour, was booked into the jail at 9:44 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 29, and later released on bond at 10:57 p.m.

By Nidheesh Kumar

3 months ago

Ashton Jeanty Says Humble Fernando Mendoza ‘Can Fit Into Any Locker Room’

“I think his character can fit into any locker room. Just by what I’ve seen. He’s a great guy. He’s humble,” Jeanty said amid reports that the Raiders are eyeing Mendoza as the No.1 pick. “He’s worked his way to where he’s it. Nobody knew him about two years ago. Those are the type of people that we need in the building,” Jeanty added.

By Nidheesh Kumar

3 months ago

Florida HC Jon Sumrall Jokes About Bringing Back Tim Tebow Amid Eligibility Debate

Florida head coach Jon Sumrall joked about filing a “temporary restraining order” to bring back Tim Tebow while discussing recent NCAA eligibility controversies. “I don’t know what the hell is going on,” Sumrall said with a laugh. His tongue-in-cheek remark came after Tennessee quarterback Joey Aguilar received a court order that could grant him an additional year of college eligibility.

By Samnur Reza

3 months ago

Joey Aguilar Wins Temporary Court Order Against NCAA Eligibility Rules

Aguilar has been granted a temporary restraining order against NCAA eligibility rules, opening a path to return in 2026 for a sixth year of eligibility. His lawsuit argues the NCAA is “blocking Aguilar from playing a fourth year of Division I football… robbing Aguilar of millions.” The QB threw for 3,565 yards, 24 TDs, and led the Vols to an 8-5 finish in 2025.

By Suresh Menon

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