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Utah State punched its ticket to the inaugural Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl after Saturdays emphatic 46-13 romp of San Diego State.

The Cougars first trip outside of the intermountain corridor of the year will be to a place the program hasnt been since the season opener in 1983.

Both rookies have impressed head coach Craig Bohl during fall camp.

Tristan Gebbia and Chance Nolan are competing at QB as the Beavers strive to take the next step in Year 4 under Jonathan Smith.

Unverified Voracity Is Still Falling Brian June 9th, 2021 at 2:19 PM Something I forgot to put in the soccer post. LOOK AT THIS MAN JUMP INTO INFINITY Did not even phase Dempsey one bit https://t.co/wNkOWfQE6n Just city council things. Hows city council going, nobody asked? This Ann Arbor Council Administration Committee is off to a fiery start after council member Ali Ramlawi invoked the due process Nazi Germany was given after the holocaust in defense of what is happening to Jeff Hayner. #A2c...

1 of 2 The Colorado Springs Planning Commission was expected to make a decision Thursday on rezoning required to build apartments and commercial buildings proposed for the same campus as the office building at 2424 Garden of the Gods Road. The Gazette file Courtesy image A concept plan for 2424 Garden of the Gods shows parcels in yellow that could become the future home of apartment complexes. Courtesy image

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Apr 7, 2021 So far Gregory Rousseau has interviewed with more than 20 NFL teams in the lead-up to this month’s draft, and so far each video call has followed a similar line of inquiry. “Just different voices every time,” the former Miami Hurricanes defensive end says, “but it’s the same stuff.” First the team officials on his Zoom screen start with small talk, lobbing softballs about his football background. “Like, ‘Walk me through your high school, walk me through getting recru...

0 of 9 Caitie McMekin/Associated Press The pandemic-disrupted 2020 college football campaign had more stops and starts than a game of musical chairs, but head coaches didnt get a mulligan. The sport is a big business, and youd better win any time you get on the field. High-profile programs like Texas, Auburn and Tennessee made changes. Other Power Five schools like South Carolina, Arizona, Vanderbilt and Illinois did too. A pair of Group of Five powerhouses (UCF and Boise State) had to scramble...

Even fired coaches are well paid. Why? Buyouts. Agents negotiate with athletic directors on buyout clauses. On one hand, a buyout clause can end up helping a school when a successful coach leaves them for a different opportunity. For example, Tennessee just hired UCF football coach Josh Heupel. Tennesee will pay UCF $2.5 million in buyout money in order to do so. However, when a coach has a giant buyout but is fired due to the program not experiencing enough on-field success, a program is on t...