NCAAF News

• Life after Joe Burrow and Tua Tagovailoa: Our top college football quarterback questions May 29, 2020
  A new season of college football on the horizon (we hope anyway) carries a new set of QB questions. Here's what we want to know.
• Tulane DB allegedly punched girl at Waffle House May 29, 2020
  A fight at a Waffle House in Louisiana landed a Tulane football player in jail and a teenage girl in a hospital, police said. Defensive back Tyler Judson has since been dismissed from the team.
• Flag gone wrong? A look at the most controversial calls in college football history May 29, 2020
  Miami has won the 2003 Fiesta Bowl! Or not. Just as the Hurricanes were celebrating another national title, a controversial flag changed the course of history.
• OU's Hurts, 'Athlete A' Nichols take Big 12 honors May 29, 2020
  Two-time NCAA all-around champion gymnast Maggie Nichols and Heisman Trophy runner-up Jalen Hurts were honored Thursday as the Big 12 Athletes of the Year, giving Oklahoma a sweep of the conference's top individual awards for the third time in five years.
• Georgia gets second QB transfer in USC's Daniels May 29, 2020
  Quarterback JT Daniels, who threw for 2,887 yards and 15 TDs while starting 12 games for USC over the past two seasons, has transferred to Georgia.
• UGA's Smart: Campus workouts safer for players May 28, 2020
  Georgia coach Kirby Smart said no players will be forced to return to campus for voluntary workouts if they don't feel safe, but he said he believes players would be more safe in a monitored environment at campus than they would be at home.
• Iowa among schools planning on full stadiums May 28, 2020
  Athletic director Gary Barta said Thursday that Iowa is planning to have unrestricted crowds at Kinnick Stadium.
• Conference USA sets bowl lineup for 2020-25 May 28, 2020
  Conference USA has secured its bowl lineup through the 2025 season, with seven guaranteed postseason appearances each year.
• UAB incoming freshman Smith drowns at age 18 May 28, 2020
  UAB incoming freshman Jamari Smith drowned while swimming at a lake. He was 18.
• Gophers limit ties with police after man's death May 28, 2020
  The University of Minnesota announced it will "no longer contract the Minneapolis Police Department" for large on-campus events, including football games, following an incident Monday in which a man died in police custody.