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Ohio State Star Jeremiah Smith Has Surprising Pick for Loudest Opposing Stadium

Jeremiah Smith had a surprising pick for the loudest stadium he's played in during his time at Ohio State.

Sports Illustrated

McLaughlin: Illinois Set to Shake Up the Big Ten Race?

Can the Illinois Illini put up another 10-win season, shake up the Big Ten, and make the Playoff for the first time?

SuperWest Sports

Tony Petitti's CFP Proposal Doesn't Have College Football’s Best Interests in Mind

The commissioner remains the lone power figure pushing for College Football Playoff expansion with more opportunities for Power 4 teams.

Sports Illustrated

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Indiana's Curt Cignetti Responds to Scheduling Question With Harsh Critique of SEC

The Hoosiers coach remains in the zinger business.

Sports Illustrated

One on One With Kirk Ferentz: Iowa Coach Talks Retirement, Bill Belichick, College Football Changes

The Hawkeyes icon is entering his 27th season as the longest active FBS head coach at one institution as the sport shifts dramatically with revenue sharing.

Sports Illustrated

How NCAA Tournament Expansion Would Have Changed Last Four Events

The main criticism of jumping from a 68-team field to a 72- or 76-team field is that power conferences would get the new spots over mid-majors.

Sports Illustrated

Big Ten Tightens Stance on College Football Playoff Expansion

The league is not currently compromising on its preferred CFP format unless the SEC makes a scheduling change.

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SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey Says 12-Team CFP Could Remain

The league, along with the Big Ten, has sway over the format, but in the SEC, there is some pressure to perform to expectations if it wants to maintain control.

Sports Illustrated

Forty Observations on the 2025 College Football Schedule

Strength of schedule will be discussed more than ever this season, and the cross-country travel isn’t slowing down with plenty of body-clock games on tap.

Sports Illustrated

March Madness Is Likely to Expand Because of a Cash-and-Power Grab

In a 72- or 76-team field, the extra teams will overwhelmingly be the dregs of the top five conferences—the SEC, Big Ten, ACC, Big 12 and Big East.

Sports Illustrated

Big 12 Hopes Parity Will Result in Multiple Bids to College Football Playoff

Picked last in the 2024 preseason, Arizona State was the league’s only participant in the playoff as the conference chose not to rank its teams this year.

Sports Illustrated

Big Ten Coach Wanted Scrimmage With Bill Belichick's UNC Before NCAA Decision

One of Belichick's former Patriots assistants hoped to scrimmage his former boss's new squad.

Sports Illustrated

Back at UCF, Scott Frost Bridging Past Success With Hopeful Future

The Knights are now in the Big 12 and looking to an old friend to lead them to previous heights like the 2018 Peach Bowl win after an unbeaten season.

Sports Illustrated

Team physicians in college sports wary of greater liability risk with athletes now making big money

The professionalization of college sports has prompted concern among team physicians that they will be exposed to a greater risk of medical liability lawsuits by injured athletes who claim a poor outcome caused them to lose future earnings

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Sports Illustrated

College Football Playoff Resolution Even Further Away After Latest Reset

Commissioners met this week to discuss the future of the CFP for 2026 and beyond with no agreement and no timeline for what comes next.

Sports Illustrated

Caitlin Clark, Jacy Sheldon Get Chippy During Fever-Sun Game

The two former Big Ten rivals jawed at each other during the second quarter of Tuesday's Fever-Sun game.

Sports Illustrated

Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia Takes Shot at Big Ten Before Second Season in SEC

The Commodores quarterback respects the SEC, but made sure to get a good jab in at the Big Ten on a podcast appearance.

The Guardian - US

‘We were powerless’: inside the devastating Ohio State sexual abuse scandal

A college physician allegedly abused at least 177 male students during his tenure, a story revived in a harrowing new film that highlights how he got away with it

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The SEC (the Sports One) Is Acting Like It's Invincible

Plus: Sports teams are writing it off, motorsports documentaries, and the NBA and Stanley Cup finals.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The NBA and NHL’s First Finalists

The Thunder and Panthers will play for a championship. Who will join them?

Sports Illustrated

College Basketball Winners and Losers After NBA Draft Withdrawal Deadline

Michigan successfully lured Yaxel Lendeborg away from the pros, while Kansas missed out on wing options and the top two uncommitted players stayed in the draft.

Sports Illustrated

SEC Wants to Play Big Ten Opponents for College Football Playoff Bids

The scheduling arrangement could happen when league championship games are contested in early December and further stack the deck for the two power conferences.

Sports Illustrated

SEC and Big Ten’s Latest College Football Playoff Proposal Destroys Drama

The conferences want four automatic bids and possibly three qualifying games that would water down the playoff field and diminish actual title contenders.

Operation Sports

Potential Shift in College Football Playoff Sparks IRL Uncertainty–and on ‘NCAA,’ Too

The NCAA’s College Football Playoff finally expanded in 2024, allowing 12 teams to play for the title. It wasn’t without its issues, many of which were ironed out in recent adjustments to the 2025 version. But if the Big Ten and SEC have their way, confusion and frustration with the…

Sports Illustrated

SEC’s Sankey Wants to Reshape College Sports Without the Bad-Guy Blowback

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey is working with the Big Ten to widen the gap between the haves and have-nots in college sports. He seems surprised that’s not being received well.

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