Notre Dame AD thinks there's a chance for seeding tweak in CFP
Notre Dame’s athletic director said he things "there’s a chance" there'll be tweaks to the way the CFP awards byes next year.
A Grip on Sports: College basketball’s conference title road is often full of potholes and wrong turns, as the Zags showed again Thursday night
The Pilots had two shots at a win, missed them both and Ejim was carried to the locker room. Well, that last part is not true ...
Gonzaga opponent preview: Is Oregon State a WCC title contender?
For much of 2024, Oregon State was collateral damage in a tsunami wave of changes that reshaped the college sports world over the last few years. Nearly OSU’s e ...
Bill Oram: Oregon State’s Wayne Tinkle excited for what renewing basketball series with Gonzaga will mean for Oregon State, Pac-12
It isn’t possible to recapture the history and the emotion that accompanied regular matchups with national powerhouses like Arizona and UCLA, or the blood-fueled grudge match with Oregon. But when his ...
Louder than a jet at takeoff: What makes Autzen Stadium challenging for opposing teams
With three Big Ten Conference stadiums nearly double its capacity, opposing teams have come to learn just how loud Eugene’s ...
Bears complete interview with former Stanford coach David Shaw
The Bears completed an interview with Broncos senior personnel executive David Shaw for their vacant head coaching job, the ...
Pac-12 urges court not to dismiss “poaching penalty” lawsuit against Mountain West
The Pac-12 argues in its latest legal filing that the scheduling agreement and poaching penalty were unrelated.
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The Pac-12 argues in its latest legal filing that the scheduling agreement and poaching penalty were unrelated.
Pac-12 maintains Mountain West poaching penalties are ‘invalid and unenforceable’
The legal battle between the Pac-12 and Mountain West Conference continued Monday in federal court. Back in September, the ...
College football’s super league, Pac-12 payouts and more | Mailbag
Washington, Oregon and USC would assuredly receive invitations to a college football super league. But what about the other ...
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The Movement to Make Athletes Employees Had Momentum. Then Trump Got Elected.
Two high-profile legal efforts to give college players employee status have been called off, as Republicans poise to take control of the National Labor Relations Board.