Terrelle Pryor sues Ohio State, NCAA, Big Ten over NIL compensation
Terrelle Pryor on Friday sued Ohio State, as well as the NCAA and Big Ten, over denying him compensation as the Buckeyes’ star quarterback more than a decade ago. Tap…
Jimbo Fisher rips rampant ‘cheating,’ tampering in college football: NIL has ‘made it worse’
Jimbo Fisher is taking some time away from college football after being fired at Texas A&M last season, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t opinionated regarding the issues plaguing today’s…
School presidents in College Student Football League predict ‘implosion of FBS’
West Virginia University president Gordon Gee and Syracuse University chancellor Kent Syverud, supportive ambassadors of the CSFL, released a letter Friday in the Chronicle of Higher Ed predicting the “implosion…
Proposed college football ‘Super League’ details unveiled
College Sports Tomorrow, which is a group of executives and administrators, has proposed streamlining college football into a “Super League” called the College Student Football League (CSFL). Tap below to…
Tennessee AD Danny White raising ticket prices to pay players isn’t as wild as what revenue sharing may bring
NORMAN, Okla. — Danny White has a vision. It might not sit well with some Tennessee fans after the Volunteers' AD announced an across-the-board ticket increase of 10% last week.…
Matthew Sluka leaves UNLV: NIL collective denies offering $100K to QB, school calls demands ‘implied threats’
UNLV and its NIL collective both released statements clarifying their stances on the Matthew Sluka saga. Tap below to read the report by David Cobb. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/matthew-sluka-leaves-unlv-nil-collective-denies-offering-100k-to-qb-school-calls-demands-implied-threats/
NCAA ‘blocking’ Oklahoma State from putting QR codes on helmets to solicit NIL donations
The NCAA is "blocking" Oklahoma State's initiative to place QR codes on its helmets for the purpose of soliciting NIL donations, the Cowboys announced Saturday before their season opener against…
NCAA rules postseason contests no longer count against four-game max for redshirt eligibility
A blanket waiver will exempt postseason games from counting towards redshirt eligibility, the NCAA Division I Oversight Committee announced Tuesday. Tap below to read the report from CBS Sports. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/ncaa-rules-postseason-contests-no-longer-count-against-four-game-max-for-redshirt-eligibility/
College football coaches on the hot seat: Who’s feeling the heat ahead of this season?
We are a couple months or, perhaps, a few weeks away from the last “silly season,” as it’s known, before college athletics moves into a revenue-sharing model with athletes. The…
Helmet comms is a start, but critics say more steps needed to stop sign-stealing in college football
The average fan probably won't notice the biggest rule change to college football in years, but helmet comms won't solve all of college football's sign-stealing woes. Tap below to read…