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Please join us in praying for the family of Arizona State director of football video Alex Hodge, who recently passed after a brave battle with cancer. Hodge enjoyed a 25 year career in video, with 11 of those in Tempe after joining the staff of Todd Graham in 2012. In 2019 he took home Pac-12 Video Coordinator of the Year honors. He was loved and is already missed by many.
Ball tonight: The 49ers are in Minneapolis to take on the Vikings - 7:15ct on ESPN / ABC.
Maryland: Co-offensive coordinator Kevin Sumlin was arrested on DUI charges over the weekend. More here.
Notre Dame: On Monday, Marcus Freeman turned the tables and grilled a reporter.
Michigan: We now have details of how Michigan's alleged spy scouted future Wolverines opponents, with nearly the entire Big Ten coming forward with evidence.
Arkansas: In addition to explaining the Dan Enos firing, Sam Pittman announced one additional staff move on Monday.
UTSA: After a 36-10 win on Saturday, Jeff Traylor showed up to his Monday press conference with a bruised thumb and a funny story.
James Madison: 7-0 and ranked in both polls, James Madison will not be under consideration for a New Year's Six bowl.
Arizona State: Kenny Dillingham puts out call seeking "big bodies" on campus for Sun Devils field goal unit after tight, dramatic loss to Washington.
Arkansas: Sam Pittman has made a change at offensive coordinator eight games into Dan Enos' tenure with the Hogs.
Pat McAfee: The budding media star hints that he could be leaving the set of College GameDay.
Iowa: After a blown call that wiped a likely winning touchdown for the Hawkeyes, we track the progress of Brian Ferentz's contract objectives at Iowa through Week 8.
Baylor: A negligence claim against Art Briles, former AD Ian McCaw and Baylor University was dismissed on Friday.
Michigan: The identity of a low-level staffer has emerged at the center of Michigan's sign-stealing scandal.
Greg Sankey: The SEC commissioner is a smart guy, but in arguing about the urgency of college football's Portal-and-NIL problem, he made one of the most non-sensical arguments we've ever heard.
Western Kentucky: WKU played a critical game against Liberty on Saturday night, and they did it in some of the goofiest, and coolest, helmets in college football history.