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Tim Jordan is facing gun and marijuana charges after he was arrested early on Saturday morning in Polk County, Florida.

More movement along the Califlock pipeline

Tyler Judson allegedly punched a teenage girl in the face at a Louisiana Waffle House this week, which sent her to the hospital.

Deshaun Watson won't have DeAndre Hopkins to throw to anymore. The Texans traded Hopkins in the offseason, and he and his 632 catches for 8,602 yards and 54 touchdowns are now in Arizona. The Texans instead added receivers Brandin Cooks and Randall Cobb and running back David Johnson. “We’re excited about the veteran weapons, the [more]

The Flock continues to grow.

The Big 12's revenue distribution to its 10 schools decreased only slightly because of the pandemic that led to the cancellation of spring sports, though there is still plenty of uncertainty ahead. Commissioner Bob Bowlsby said Friday at the end of the league's virtual spring meetings the league was distributing an average of $37.7 million to each school for the 2019-20 school year, just $1.1 million less than the last year. The Big 12 got about $14 million less from the NCAA, which cancelled showcase events like the NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments, and the College World Series.

The NCAA released a long and detailed plan Friday to help schools bring back athletes to campus during a pandemic. While schools will need to have testing and surveillance plans in place, the guidance does not recommend testing all athletes upon arrival for COVID-19. “There's not a universal, easy fit guidance like that,� said Dr. Brian Hainline, the chief medical officer for the NCAA.

The 2021 class gets stronger!

Yahoo Sports’ Dan Wetzel and Pete Thamel and Sports Illustrated’s Pat Forde discuss an NCAA survey in which 43% of student athletes said they were afraid of exposure to COVID-19.

These two seem to already be gelling well with just a few practices in the books.

The commissioners want players to have one "term of academic progress" completed before they can start to get endorsement income.

Baylor and Minnesota went from unranked to conference title contenders in 2019.

Cowboys defensive end Aldon Smith says he's eager to show he still has something to contribute as an NFL player. Smith, whose repeated violations of the league's substance-abuse policy have kept him off the field since 2015, says he's ready to get back to doing what he was meant to do. "I lost my way [more]

The college landscape remains the only true realm where there’s any protection to women’s athletics -- whether they bring in revenue or not.

Georgia has picked up another high-profile transfer quarterback, landing former Southern California starter JT Daniels. Daniels started for the Trojans in 2018, but lost his job to Kedon Slovis after going down last season with a knee injury. ''THANK YOU USC,'' Daniels wrote on Twitter, linking to a picture of him wearing Georgia's red-and-black uniform.

A fight at a Waffle House in Louisiana landed a Tulane University football player in jail and a teenage girl in a hospital, police said. Zachary Police Chief David McDavid told The Advocate the early Monday morning fight that led to the arrest of Tyler Judson, a defensive back on the university's football team, originated from an argument about a conversation on Instagram. It is not clear whose relationship the argument was about, but McDavid said it appears to involve Judson and the girl he is accused of punching.

Two-time NCAA all-around champion gymnast Maggie Nichols and Heisman Trophy runner-up Jalen Hurts were honored Thursday 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. It was the second time for Nichols to be honored as the Big 12's top female athlete, having also won the award two years ago. Before arriving at Oklahoma in the fall of 2016 and winning 11 NCAA trophies, Nichols competed at the elite level for USA Gymnastics.

Pac-12 Networks' Yogi Roth and Ashley Adamson interview former Oregon linebacker Derrick Malone Jr., who has been open with his mental health struggles in college. Malone blogged about his experiences and encouraged his teammates to speak up if they needed help. Listen to the full interview but downloading Thursday's episode of "Pac-12 Perspective" wherever you get your favorite podcasts.

Former USC quarterback JT Daniels, who lost his starting job with the Trojans to Kedon Slovis after suffering a torn ACL, is transferring to Georgia.

As he prepares to welcome his players back to campus, Georgia coach Kirby Smart insisted Thursday that they'll be safer working out under the school's supervision than on their own. ''The longer this thing has gone on, the more people begin to relax and say, 'Well, this won't affect me,''' Smart said from Athens during a video call with reporters. The Southeastern Conference voted last week to reopen athletic facilities for voluntary workouts beginning June 8, lifting a ban that had been in effect since the sports world shut down in March.

Harbaugh said that “If you didn’t know then, you know now" why Colin Kaepernick knelt during the national anthem.

Daniels is now the second quarterback to transfer from another Power Five program to Georgia this offseason.

USC is set to add former star linebackers Chris Claiborne and Hayes Pullard to its support staff. They will start June 1.

Coronavirus ruined Saquon Barkley’s back-to-school plans. 

Could Bison football be a trap game for the Ducks?

Conference USA has secured its bowl lineup through the 2025 season, with seven guaranteed postseason appearances each year. The league on Thursday announced its agreements with a number of bowl games. Conference USA will annually send teams to the Bahamas Bowl to face a Mid-American Conference opponent and to the New Orleans Bowl, against a Sun Belt team.

What is dead may never die.

George Floyd's death in police custody has sparked outrage across the sports world.

Another big get for the Ducks!

Some colleges consider campuses safe for athletes but not for the general student population. Are colleges really just trying to protect their finances?

This extension could harm the Ducks as they typically host the annual 'Saturday Night Live' camp at the end of July.

Pac-12 Networks' Yogi Roth and Ashley Adamson talk with former Colorado football star Sean Tufts -- currently the president of Buffs4Life, a nonprofit organization that provides support for student-athlete alumni of CU Boulder. Tufts shares how breaking down walls as an organization can help the mental well-being of former Colorado student-athletes. Listen to the full interview by downloading "Pac-12 Perspective" wherever you get your podcasts.

Tommy Akingbesote's commitment is the latest proof that Maryland head coach Mike Locksley's is building momentum for his DMV-to-UMD movement.

If you want to witness a college football coach get doused with Cheez-Its in 2020, you will have to travel to Florida instead of Arizona. 

LSU head coach Ed Orgeron on the state of college sports in the wake of COVID-19.

The Pac-12 Conference voted Tuesday to allow voluntary, on-campus workouts for all athletes beginning as soon as June 15.

The Pac-12 Conference will allow voluntary workouts on campus for all sports beginning June 15, subject to the decision of each individual school and where allowed by local and state guidelines, the conference announced Tuesday. The decision was made by the presidents and chancellors of the conference schools and followed the announcement last week by the NCAA that schools can reopen for voluntary activities beginning next Monday. The Pac-12's COVID-19 medical advisory committee created a series of guidelines and protocols for schools to follow once they decide to open for individual workouts.

Chris Dufresne, an award-winning former sports writer for the Los Angeles Times, has died. In 2016, Dufresne co-founded TMGCollegeSports.com, teaming with former newspaper sports writers Tony Barnhart, Mark Blaudschun and Herb Gould on the subscription website dedicated to college football.

The relatively late start date comes after Lincoln Riley said schools wanting to bring players back June 1 was "one of the most ridiculous things I’ve ever heard."

It is clear a football season is going to happen in 2020. The only question was, is and remains: Will games be played in stadiums full of fans? Iowa State became the first to answer what its plans are, though the school left open the possibility things could change later. Athletics director Jamie Pollard wrote [more]

Former Indiana quarterback Peyton Ramsey has transferred to Northwestern, giving the Wildcats another option behind center after they struggled offensively last season. Ramsey and Adams are eligible to play for coach Pat Fitzgerald this season as graduate transfers.

Jalen Kitna ranks as the 17th-best pro-style quarterback in his class, according to Rivals.com.

College football conferences and television networks have agreed to hold off on announcing start times for early-season games. CBS Sports, ESPN, Fox Sports and their affiliated networks typically announce early game times for the Football Bowl Subdivision conferences on June 1. A handful of conferences have plans in place to allow athletes in all sports to return to campus for voluntary workouts starting next month.

One day closer to landing one of the top receiving recruits in the country.

Notre Dame president Rev. John I Jenkins said in a New York Times editorial that the school will "soon turn to answer the question" regarding the logistics of a 2020 football season.

"Best conference" is one of the annual debates across FCS college football. Many factors can go into such rankings, including Top 25 teams, nonconference results, playoff runs, even the eye test. Presbyterian is in transition to the Pioneer Football League next year and Merrimack hopes to be only a year away from joining the Northeast Conference standings.

New Giants coach Joe Judge has added one of his former players to his coaching staff. According to Ralph Vacchiano of SNY, the Giants have added Nick Williams as their new  offensive quality control coach. Williams was the wide receivers coach and NFL liaison at Southern Illinois. He played at Alabama from 2009-2012, and Judge was [more]

Reggie Bush is worried that young athletes could become susceptible to people looking to make a buck on their behalf.  

The nation's No. 7 athlete had Oregon in his top five.

Many college football programs across the country are preparing to bring players back to campus in the coming weeks.

There's been a sense in recent weeks that some college football programs will find a way around the "no college football without college" principle by having a flexible definition of what constitutes "college." At the University of Michigan, there apparently will be no such flexibility. Michigan president Mark Schlissel tells the Wall Street Journal that [more]