Deion Sanders named SI's Sportsperson of Year
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Mamba mentality? John Wick mentality? How Texas embraced the hate and started thriving
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Big NFL draft questions, top prospects for all 11 conference title games
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Vanderbilt's Lynch out as OC; Lea to run defense
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Top-25 draft prospect Wiggins leaving Clemson
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Pete Thamel
Scott, No. 4 DT in 2024, flips from OSU to Miami
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JSU's historic female kicker makes full-time commitment to football
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Why Ryan McGee expects the unexpected for CFB's Championship Week

Ryan McGee advises not to assume chalk will prevail this weekend as all underdogs, including Iowa, still have a chance.

Deion Sanders named Sports Illustrated's Sportsperson of Year

Colorado coach Deion Sanders was named Sportsperson of the Year by Sports Illustrated.

NCAA football transfer window 2023: Latest news, updates, takeaways

We're tracking college football players who intend to transfer to new schools for the 2024 season, including several starting quarterbacks.

Should the SEC champion be guaranteed a spot in the CFP?

Dan Orlovsky, Harry Douglas and Damien Woody discuss the CFP ramifications if Alabama defeats Georgia.

Boise State recruit Lopez Sanusi chose 'a community'

Irish-Nigerian DL Sanusi Lopez says he felt at home as soon as he visited Boise State, which is why he chose them over the likes of Georgia State and Buffalo.

How Texas embraced the hate in its last Big 12 season

The Longhorns, in their last season before moving to the SEC, embraced the hate en route to the Big 12 title game.

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