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Ohio State held its women’s clinic over the weekend and Buckeyes linebacker Raekwon McMillan met a fan who would be a natural on the gridiron. Look at this form!
Auburn kicker Will Hastings drilled a perfect kick into the waiting arms of fellow Tigers kicker Daniel Carlson. Apologies to Will for the misidentification in the tweet.
A former college football player was shot in this weekend’s tragedy in Orlando. Rodney Sumter Jr., who played wide receiver for Jacksonville University from 2008 to 2010, was shot in his back and both arms. He had surgery on Monday morning and remains hospitalized.
Tate Martell, the top-rated dual-threat quarterback in the country, committed to Ohio State. Martell, a 2017 recruit from Las Vegas, was previously committed to Texas A&M.
Rod Gibson, a recruiting assistant at Mississippi State, was arrested for DUI over the weekend.
LSU mascot Mike the Tiger is improving after undergoing radiation treatment. Mike was diagnosed with cancer last month.
The folks in Madison are excited for football season: Wisconsin sold its entire allotment of undergraduate student tickets in 90 minutes.
Sad news: Cal Poly signee Jake Javier was paralyzed from the chest down after falling into a pool and breaking his neck.
Our pals at Big League Stew got a glimpse of the new first pitch cards from Topps featuring none other than Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh.
University of Cincinnati president Santa J. Ono is leaving for the same position at the University of British Columbia. Ono was born in Vancouver, where UBC is located, and his father was a longtime professor at the school.
Get excited! Stanford announced a new scheduling agreement with Boston College. The teams will play a home-and-home series in 2028 and 2029.
