Southern Conference could expand soon
The Southern Conference may be inching toward expansion as it tries to replace schools that are leaving for other conferences.
QB Mitchell decides on North Carolina State
Former Arkansas quarterback Brandon Mitchell says he is transferring to North Carolina State to play his final season.
Manziel is working hard to be best he can be, which might be best ever
The last thing George Whitfield Jr. expected was for Johnny Manziel to throw the ball. The Texas A&M star, after all, was blindfolded.
Big money to be made for USC figures
LOS ANGELES-Pat Haden took on a challenging job when he was hired to oversee a USC athletic program that had been hit hard with NCAA sanctions.
Buffs hoping to stampede way back to respectability
It's been more than two decades since the football team at the University of Colorado hoisted its one and only national championship trophy, and the program has struggled to remain relevant ever since.
Big Ten may shake up its bowl lineup
Not to dis Mickey Mouse, but Big Ten officials know their fans don't want to go to Orlando every year. Or Tampa. Or Houston.
Penn State defends medical changes after report
Penn State coach Bill O'Brien is fervently disputing suggestions raised in a report that player medical care has been compromised after the team doctor was replaced.
Michigan State strips high school star's scholarship after explicit rap video
Jay Harris, one of the Philadelphia area's top football recruits, was stripped of his scholarship by Michigan State earlier this month after he posted a series of profanity-laced rap videos on YouTube, a source said Tuesday.
Big Ten athletic directors eye stronger football schedules
Cupcakes are out. Compelling matchups are in.
Column: Notre Dame not chicken, just greedy
Brady Hoke was talking the way football coaches do, the way university presidents can't. Imagine, if you will, the snickering in academia if Michigan president Mary Sue Coleman, a biochemist by trade, accused her counterparts at Notre Dame of chickening out on a science fair.
TCU suspends DE Fields for 1st 2 games of season
TCU defensive end Devonte Fields has been suspended for the first two games of the 2013 season due to an unspecified violation of "university and team policy."
Coach O'Brien defends Penn State's medical treatment in response to SI story
Bill O'Brien was angry. His voice rose often Wednesday on a conference call with reporters. Some folks swore they could feel the spittle through the phone.
CU's Webb, Lewis charged with assault in brawl
Colorado quarterback Jordan Webb and former Buffaloes offensive lineman Alexander Lewis were both charged with second-degree assault on Wednesday after prosecutors alleged they knocked a man unconscious in a weekend brawl.
Hawaii refracts on team names; 'Rainbow' back
Hawaii's athletic department is scrapping a plan to drop the word "Rainbow" from its men's teams' nicknames.
Stony Brook adds transfer from Cincinnati
Former Cincinnati running back Jameel Poteat has transferred to Stony Brook and joined the Seawolves program, coach Chuck Priore announced Monday.
Arrest made in stabbing of Delaware quarterback
The Newark (Del.) Police Department made an arrest Monday in connection with the Sunday morning stabbing of Delaware senior quarterback Trevor Sasek.
Kiffin and USC strive for drama-free 2013 season
Lane Kiffin has an idea.
In the SEC, can anyone turn back the Tide?
Without question, the SEC has become the most dominant conference in the nation over the past several seasons, making claim to the seven straight BCS National Championships.
Duquesne to visit Georgia Southern in 2014
Georgia Southern football will host Northeast Conference member Duquesne in 2014 when it moves up to the FBS level.
Bud Withers: Football selection committee will carry heavy load
A call the other day to BCS executive director Bill Hancock drew this advisory from a receptionist:
