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The CFP Defensive Showdown Has Familiarity for Coordinators Finally on Biggest Stage

Miami’s Corey Hetherman and Indiana’s Bryant Haines worked together on Curt Cignetti’s James Madison staff. Now, they face off with a title on the line.

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Miami’s Big-Money Push for Darian Mensah Exposes College Football’s Portal Problem

Transfer quarterbacks have been key to CFP success of late, and contenders will do anything to find experience at the position even at the cost of loyalty and optics.

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Report: Dolphins Have Front-runner to Replace Mike McDaniel As Head Coach

Miami will give a top defensive coordinator a second look.

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Duke Quarterback Darian Mensah to Enter Transfer Portal Ahead of Deadline

With the portal closing on Friday, expect a destination to be identified quickly.

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How Jai Lucas Engineered One of College Basketball’s Fastest Turnarounds

The former Duke assistant left a title-caliber Blue Devils team to jump-start Miami’s roster rebuild with local roots.

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By Sharing the Ball, De’Aaron Fox Helped Unlock the Spurs

The guard’s willingness to guide, not dominate, has helped up-and-coming lead guards Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper flourish around Victor Wembanyama.

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FM 26's Next Major Update Brings UI Changes, Fixes, and Stability Improvements

Football Manager 26 was a mess at launch, and still is to a very good extent. It was bombarded by negative reviews and complaints on launch. And, it is still far from being considered a good game. But progress is being made with patches and updates. FM26’s next update promises…

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SI:AM | Rich Get Richer With Dodgers’ Signing of Kyle Tucker

The best free-agent hitter available is joining the two-time defending World Series champions.

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Six Indiana Players Who Could Swing the CFP National Championship Game

The Hoosiers are one win away from their first title and an unbeaten season. To do that, they will need contributions from across the roster.

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College Basketball’s Silence Is Almost As Damning As the Crimes

A historic corruption scandal simmered in plain sight for more than a year while the sport’s power structure chose indifference over integrity.

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Two Former Players Strike Plea Deals in College Basketball Game-Fixing Scandal

Elijah Gray and Micawber Etienne reached plea agreements in December ahead of federal prosecutors’ announcement of indictments in a pervasive sports betting probe.

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Full List of Games Impacted in College Basketball Point-Shaving Scandal

Over two seasons, 29 games involving 17 teams were allegedly impacted by a game-fixing scheme in college basketball.

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Every Person Charged in College Basketball Game-Fixing Probe

Twenty college basketball players were charged Thursday along with six people the Eastern District of Pennsylvania calls “fixers” in the alleged scheme.

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The College Basketball Players and Teams Implicated in Federal Game-Fixing Indictments

The scheme allegedly involves at least 39 players, 29 games and 17 Division I men’s basketball teams from the 2023–24 and ’24–25 seasons.

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Massive Point-Shaving Scandal Shows College Basketball’s Integrity Problem Isn’t New

The sweeping federal indictments echo decades of corruption, from CCNY to Boston College, in a sport that has repeatedly failed to insulate its players from exploitation.

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SI:AM | John Harbaugh Gives the Giants Something They’ve Been Missing for a Decade

After a decade of languishing under inexperienced coaches, New York finally has an authoritative leader.

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Live Updates: 20 Charged in Connection to Sports Betting Scandal in College Basketball

Gamblers Shane Hennen and Marves Fairley and at least 20 recent men’s college basketball players from 17 schools are among those charged with sports bribery and wire fraud in relation to game fixing.

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Seven Miami Players Who Could Swing the CFP National Championship Game

Quarterback Carson Beck of course tops the list, but there are key performers on both sides of the ball who will be needed if the Hurricanes want to take down unbeaten Indiana.

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NFL Divisional Round Picks From the MMQB Staff: Bills Visit No. 1 Seed Broncos

Our writers and editors pick winners in all four games, predicting which teams we’ll see on championship Sunday.

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Oregon QB Enters Transfer Portal After Dante Moore Announces He Will Return to Ducks

Dante Moore’s decision to return had a significant impact on Oregon’s quarterbacks room.

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Mannix Sources: Two Trade Destinations Emerge for Ja Morant

Plus, Anthony Davis’s evolving injury timeline and whether he’s still likely to be traded and a look at whether the Rockets are in real trouble.

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What the Thunder’s Midseason Win Over the Spurs Really Meant

Against a San Antonio team that had owned it all season, Oklahoma City finally looked like the defending champion sending a message.

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Journeyman College QB TJ Finley Signs to Play for Seventh School

For the first time, Finley will head to the FCS.

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St. John’s Parts Ways With Men’s Basketball GM After Placing Him on Administrative Leave

Matt Abdelmassih, a key part of Rick Pitino’s staff, had financial deals come under scrutiny, sources tell SI.

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Aaron Rodgers's Career Ending on a Pick-Six Would Be Least-Likely Outcome Possible

Aaron Rodgers rarely threw interceptions, which is why it makes such little sense for his career to end with one.

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