Jon Solomon

You can go with your gut, but don't ignore proven trends and data

A plane crash, a top-seed upset, and team playing with nothing to lose

When all that's needed is a 21-hour course to become a certified NCAA strength coach, is anyone actually considering the best interests of student-athletes?

They're alive and well, but without their luggage as they prepare to take on top-seed Purdue

Competitive balance, player safety and fan enjoyment are all reasons the NCAA could shorten games

Collaborative replay has already paid solid dividends for conferences after one season

Enough is enough, and it's time for a change that will improve the game

If adjusted rules are passed, targeting calls may be more fair for all involved

The Big 12 plans to hold 25 percent of Baylor's conference revenue

A bill has been proposed in the state legislature that would be a step in helping student-athletes

The Hurricanes remain at the top of our list, which stretches to nearly 400 college football programs

Atlanta and New England are not filled with five-star recruits, not by a long shot

The fund will pay former football and basketball players who did not receive cost of attendance stipends

The Cardinals responded with communication information following a FOIA request by CBS Sports

The Southeastern Conference cashed in last season in more ways than one