3:29 PM ET Tennessee sophomore cornerback Bryce Thompson has been reinstated and will be allowed to practice with the team, coach Jeremy Pruitt announced Wednesday. Thompson had been suspended indefinitely after an Aug. 24 arrest on a misdemeanor domestic assault charge. He allegedly threatened a woman in a campus dormitory, according to a police report.
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3:13 PM ET USC wide receiver Devon Williams entered his name in the transfer portal on Wednesday. Williams is a sophomore who was ranked the No. 16 overall prospect in the 2018 class and viewed at the time as a big recruiting win for the Trojans. Williams played in all 12 games his freshman season
2:32 PM ET T. Boone Pickens, the billionaire oil tycoon whose money helped put Oklahoma State football on the map, died Wednesday. He was 91. Pickens had been battling a series of strokes and head injuries as a result of a fall he took in 2017, according to his spokesman Jay Rosser. Pickens’ penchant for philanthropy
7:00 AM ET Will the transfer portal be the best thing to happen to the College Football Playoff? The quarterback carousel has opened a door to a series of unintended consequences, including this fun one: the possibility of Heisman hopeful quarterbacks facing their former teams on the sport’s biggest stage. Jalen vs. Tua, anyone? We
11:08 AM ET The NCAA is asking California governor Gavin Newsom not to pass legislation that would make it possible for college athletes to accept endorsement money. The NCAA said the bill, known as the Fair Pay To Play Act, is unconstitutional, in a letter from the board of governors. The bill would make it
11:08 AM ET The NCAA on Wednesday said proposed legislation in California aimed at giving college athletes a chance to earn money while in school — known as the Fair Pay to Play Act — is harmful and unconstitutional and would “upend the balance” of national competition in college sports. The organization’s board of governors
11:08 AM ET The NCAA on Wednesday said legislation in California aimed at giving college athletes a chance to earn money while in school — known as the Fair Pay to Play Act — is harmful and unconstitutional and would “upend the balance” of national competition in college sports. The organization’s board of governors sent
11:35 PM ET Ed Aschoff LOS ANGELES — USC head coach Clay Helton said that he feels support from the school’s administration following the resignation of athletic director Lynn Swann on Monday. President Carol L. Folt, who was hired in March, called Helton to offer her support for him and the football program, while interim
9:23 PM ET COLUMBIA, S.C. — When the South Carolina Gamecocks raced out of the tunnel Saturday morning for their game against Charleston Southern, freshman quarterback Ryan Hilinski led the stampede, right fist in the air. When Kym Hilinski saw her son at the front of the charge, she yelled, “Go big, Ty!” Once she
8:17 PM ET Associated Press WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Sage Surratt knows it’s coming. At some point Friday night, the Wake Forest receiver will set up for the snap and sneak a peek across the line of scrimmage to locate a certain linebacker eager to make a big hit: his brother, North Carolina’s Chazz Surratt. It