Connor Stalions writes a junior manifesto in response to comments from Sonny Dykes, Paul Finebaum guarantees Texas beats OSU next month and SCORE Act could reshape NIL.
The Arch Manning hype train arrives in earnest (though the Ol' Ball Coach isn't buying it), Jim Harbaugh gets hit with a lawsuit, and Thomas Castellanos is not afraid of Alabama.
The feud between Jacy Sheldon and Caitlin Clark continues into their WNBA careers, Bret Bielema claims the SEC is afraid of a series with the Big Ten and Wisconsin sues Miami.
Ripple effects from the House Settlement continue and a shift to just one transfer portal window could come soon even if Ryan Day and Ross Bjork don't like the timing.
Michigan football's sign-stealing saga continued, Texas claimed its first softball national championship and Oregon reportedly lost a top wide receiver to an injury.
LSU Shreveport becomes the first college baseball team on record to go unbeaten, Cornell wins the men's lacrosse championship and FGCU athletics vacates 82 wins.
Ryan Day earned the second overall spot on a list of top 10 CFB head coaches, ESPN will deploy a ~$30/month streaming service and Charles Woodson to buy a stake in the Browns.
19-year-old Ole Miss quarterback Austin Simmons graduates from college, the NCAA could remove the ban on pro sports betting and Utah quarterback Cam Rising retires from football.
Alan Haller stepped down as Michigan State's AD, Clemson football added basketball player Ian Schieffelin and the NCAA punished five Iowa State football staffers for gambling.
Shedeur Sanders gets prank called by an NFL coach’s son, Rich Rodriguez aims to restore WVU’s former glory and Kentucky wants to turn its athletic department into an LLC.
Michigan loyalists didn't quite get the sparkling debut they wanted from Bryce Underwood, the NCAA has changed rules to counter fake injuries and Tennessee fans remain obsessed.
Nico Iamaleava leaves Tennessee amid NIL contract dispute, Rece Davis rejects FOX and sticks with ESPN, and Western Michigan wins its first Frozen Four championship.
Florida and Houston to meet in the NCAA Men's Basketball National Championship, Cooper Flagg wins the Wooden Award and Sacramento State eyes a jump to the FBS.
Stanford fires head football coach Troy Taylor after alleged mistreatment of staffers, Colorado and Syracuse won't scrimmage after all and Indiana has run out of hoopers.
Colorado and Syracuse want to scrimmage each other this spring, Georgia suspends two players for reckless driving and a Michigan baseball player pretends to snort cocaine.
Former Michigan head coach Rich Rodriguez has banned WVU players from doing TikTok dances, Nick Saban draws the ire of the FCC and Around the Horn will end in May.
Tennessee football sticks with its regular spring game format, Miami men's basketball hires Duke assistant Jai Lucas and George Mason baseball has a 23-run inning.
