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NIL: Utah's collective is outfitting all scholarship Ute football players with Dodge Rams.
Recruiting: The NCAA has finally done something right in proposing a rule that would ban photo shoots on official visits.
NCAA: The initial counter limit is now officially gone, and FBS programs can sign up to 85 new players each year.
Mississippi College (D-II): Mississippi College is looking for teams to play for the following dates in 2024. August 31,, September 7,, September 14, November 2. Would Like the teams to preferably be 1AA or D2 but are open to others as well. Please send all interest to our head coach John Bland at jbland@mc.edu.
Minot State (D-II - ND): Minot State University is looking for a week 10, November 2, 2024 game at the NCAA D2, D3, or NAIA levels. We are open to a home and home arrangement, would prefer a home game in 2024. Please email Head Coach Ian Shields Ian.Shields@minotstateu.edu.
Trent Dilfer: An emotional Trent Dilfer breaks down remembering late son ahead of UAB's special Children's Harbor legacy game.
NCAA: The NCAA is moving to shorten the post-season transfer portal window and to increase punishments on rule-breaking coaches and boosters.
Illinois: Last night, five nights before their home game against Nebraska, Memorial Stadium was on fire.
Coach Prime: Deion Sanders says he almost hired a current Pac-12 coach of an upcoming opponent for a spot on one of his staffs.
Jonathan Smith: The Beavers head coach apologized for the in-game "milk the clock" gesture that went viral.
Notre Dame: The Irish take you, literally, inside their coaching headsets for their clutch final drive against Duke.
Georgia HS: The Peach State is moving to separate football playoffs for public and private schools.
Florida: Billy Napier will remain Florida's play-caller moving forward. More here.
