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HOOVER — In case it hasn’t already been made clear, new Auburn coach Bryan Harsin is all about earning starting spots.
HOOVER — Missouri and Arkansas both had some encouraging signs, if not great records, in their first seasons under new coaches.
INDIANAPOLIS — Barry Alvarez lived through the tidal wave of conference realignment that swept over college sports in the early 2010s as Wisconsin's athletic director, watching the Big Ten grow to 14 teams from the Midwest to the East Coast.
HOOVER — Count Nick Saban among those unable to predict the impact of the many recent changes in college athletics, including the ability for players to make money off their brand.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — North Carolina linebacker Jeremiah Gemmel wants to make every possible stop.
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas and Oklahoma have been talking with Southeastern Conference officials about leaving the Big 12 and joining the SEC, according to a report published Wednesday in the Houston Chronicle.
Hall of Fame college football coach Bobby Bowden announced Wednesday he has been diagnosed with a terminal medical condition.
HOOVER — Over the summer, Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban urged his fellow Alabama residents to get vaccinated against the coronavirus in a public service announcement.
HOOVER — Georgia quarterback JT Daniels has long been a believer in fellow former California prep stars Matt Corral and Bryce Young.
HOOVER — Southeastern Conference front-runners Alabama and Georgia upgraded their depth and talent, adding key players when the transfer floodgates opened wide.
HOOVER — Florida coach Dan Mullen puts a positive spin on losing his three best offensive playmakers.
HOOVER — Florida coach Dan Mullen puts a positive spin on losing his three best offensive playmakers.
It’s taken way too long but, finally, Mark Emmert is speaking the truth. He’s seen the future, and it doesn’t include him or his colleagues at the NCAA.
Ten players from universities in the state of Alabama have been drafted through the first two days of the MLB Draft.
DeVonta Smith may soon need to buy a new trophy case.
HARTFORD, Conn. — As Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont weighed last month whether to sign legislation to let college athletes in the state sign endorsement deals, a surprising billboard appeared along I-84 in Bristol.
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