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NCAA Bid to Avoid January Trial for Legality of Penn State Sanctions Denied
The highest court in the state of Pennsylvania has ruled that the NCAA will have to go to trial for the legality of their sanctions against the Penn State football program.
TJ Yeldon Injury Update: Nick Saban Expects to Have Starting Running Back Saturday Against LSU
Jameis Winston's Sexual Assault Disciplinary Hearing Set; Either Side Can Request Postponement
College Football Playoff Rankings Week 11: Oregon Replaces Ole Miss; Top 10 Due for Shakeup?
Todd Gurley Investigation With UGA Only Lasted 2 Days, AD Says Tailback Admitted Wrongdoing
Brady Hoke Does Not Think Dave Brandon's Resignation Is Cause for Concern Over His Own Job
Devon Still's Daughter, Leah, To Watch Father Play Live for the First Time Ever Thursday Night
Connor Halliday Injury Update: Coach Mike Leach Reveals Cougars QB Has Broken Knee, Season Over
By Russell WesterholmKenny Hill Out as Texas A&M Starting QB Following 2 Game Suspension
By Russell WesterholmAP Top 25 College Football Poll 2014 Week 11: SEC Losing its Grip in National Rankings?
By Russell WesterholmAuburn vs Ole Miss LIVE Radio Broadcast: Rebels Defense Tough Task of Stopping Tigers' Rushing Attack
By Russell WesterholmTCU vs West Virginia LIVE Stream: High Flying Horned Frogs and Mountaineers Offenses Meet
By Russell WesterholmDave Brandon Resigns As Michigan Athletic Director; is Brady Hoke Next?
By Russell WesterholmFlorida State vs Louisville LIVE Radio Broadcast: Seminoles Must Defend Undefeated Record Against Tough Cardinals Defense
By Russell WesterholmJoe Mixon Enters Alford Guilty Plea, Suspended Oklahoma Running Back May Avoid Prison Time
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