Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney accused Ole Miss’ coaching staff of tampering, claiming their actions influenced linebacker Luke Ferrelli to…
Category: College Football
NCAA Approves Uniform Advertising Patches to Boost Revenue Sharing for Players
NCAA Division I has approved uniform advertising patches as a new revenue stream to help schools fund player compensation under new revenue-…
Judge grants Duke’s bid to block Darian Mensah’s transfer until Feb. 2 hearing
A judge has granted Duke’s request for a temporary restraining order blocking quarterback Darian Mensah from enrolling to play football at a…
The Only Three Schools to Win Both an FBS Football National Championship and NCAA Men’s Basketball Title Since 1976
Winning a national championship in college football or men’s basketball is one of the hardest achievements in college sports. Doing it in both sports—often against entirely different competitive landscapes, recruiting pipelines, and coaching philosophies—is even rarer. Since the NCAA men’s basketball tournament expanded in 1976, only three universities have managed to capture both an FBS…
Miami RB Mark Fletcher Jr. Involved in Postgame Incident After National Championship Loss
Indiana defeated Miami 27–21 to win the College Football National Championship, earning the Hoosiers their first-ever football title a…
Indiana wins first National Title after beating Miami 27-21
Indiana is a college football national champion for the first time.
Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza’s incredible touchdown r…
Titans to hire 49ers’ Robert Saleh as head coach
The Tennessee Titans are working to finalize a deal that will make 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh their head coach, sources told E…
Do Graduate Transfers Have to Be Enrolled to Play NCAA Division I Football?
Graduate transfers have become a major part of modern college football, offering experienced players immediate eligibility at a new program. However, one question comes up frequently among fans and players alike: do graduate transfers still have to be enrolled in classes to play NCAA Division I football? The short answer is yes — enrollment is…
Why Do Football Players Put Black Paint Under Their Eyes?
Eye black is the black paint or grease football players apply under their eyes before games. While it has become a recognizable part of football culture, eye black serves several practical performance-related purposes, especially at higher levels of play. Reducing Glare From Lights and Sun One of the primary reasons football players wear eye black…
Curt Cignetti won’t leave Indiana for pros: ‘I’m not an NFL guy’
Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti quickly shot down any thoughts that he might leave the Hoosiers for a job in the professional ranks.
“I’…