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Not surprising, the highest paid college coaches and administrators are supporting paying athletes as employees.

Cougars land 22 transfers and 14 high school recruits in Willie Fritz’s inaugural year on staff.

Just like the North Carolina crop that inspired its name, Tobacco Road finds itself unable in the present to compete with its past.

Pitt ran a pro-style offense under Frank Cignetti Jr. over the last two seasons, whether it was the offensive scheme, the play-calling, the personnel or actually teaching the offense, it was largely a failure.

Kirk Ferentz had us fooled for a minute. Just when we thought he was going to hire a former Power Five offensive coordinator to replace his incompetent son,

The top-50 guard projects as a major impact piece for the Illini.

It is just getting worse for Billy Napier at Florida. The Gators are in hot water with the NCAA stemming from the botched recruitment of quarterback Jaden Rashada, who is now at Arizona State.

The Atlantic Coast Conference accused Florida State of breach of contract Wednesday, saying the Seminoles broke promises when they legally challenged an agreement that binds the school to the league for the next dozen years. The ACC initially sued the Florida State Board of Trustees in North Carolina in late December, asking a court to uphold the grant of rights as a valid and enforceable contract. The league insisted FSU cannot challenge the binding document that the Seminoles signed and that a

The organization is accusing the university of breach of contract, saying the school disclosed trade secrets. The original lawsuit was filed back in December.

The Atlantic Coast Conference says FSU broke promises when the Seminoles legally challenged an agreement that binds the school to the league for the next dozen years.