Brandon Marcello

College football's most potent lightning rod might be off social media, but the new LSU coach remained the most interesting man in the room at SEC media days

Mocked online, yet unbothered in person, Silverfield arrives in Fayetteville a man on a mission

He hasn't coached a game at Florida yet, but already, Sumrall's refreshing candor is winning everyone over

As negotiations on the college sports bill intensify ahead of a possible vote on the Senate floor later this month, sources tell CBS Sports that Power Four leagues would still have a pathway to expand

After Oklahoma turned things around with a run to the CFP last season, Venables and his new AD are embracing the future in Norman

The often unfiltered Lane Kiffin and the 'title or bust' stakes facing Texas are among the top storylines to watch this week in Tampa

When Swinney first hired Morris 15 years ago, it helped spawn a Clemson dynasty, which has disappeared this decade

As reports swirl around the Michigan AD's future in Ann Arbor, sources tell CBS Sports a decision is unlikely to come this week

The neutral-site season opener against Baylor in Atlanta is the first to set up NIL deals for participating players

Michigan's Board of Regents is scheduled to meet on Thursday to discuss the findings of an independent investigation into the athletic department's culture

Auburn's new coach believes he is taking over a program with 'good bones' and isn't backing away from high expectations

The NCAA Division I Cabinet has voted to do away with the two-year probationary postseason ban for teams transitioning from FCS to FBS, allowing North Dakota State, Sacramento State and any future programs to compete in bowl games -- and potentially the College Football Playoff -- in their first season

The Hokies are betting big on Franklin, Pry and a massive investment to revive a program that has slipped far from its national-power peak.

A June 8 memo obtained by CBS Sports shows the conference's specific objections to the Protect College Sports Act.

The Texas Attorney General's Office warned of $200 million in antitrust exposure if the Big 12 takes action against Texas Tech