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Sources: Auburn WR Coleman plans to join portal
Auburn star wide receiver Cam Coleman plans to enter the transfer portal, sources confirmed to ESPN. A former five-star recruit, Coleman is the fourth Tigers wide receiver who has opted to move on after a coaching change.[read more]
🏈 26 QBs to watch in CFB transfer portal
From top targets to top backups, we've tiered QBs ahead of the transfer portal officially opening Jan. 2.[read more]
Stefanski mum on future, 'privileged' to have job
Amid speculation about his job security in Cleveland, Kevin Stefanski declined to get into specifics about the future but said he was "privileged to have this job" when asked if he wishes to continue beyond this season as the Browns' head coach.[read more]
Baylor defends signing ex-NBA pick amid criticism
Baylor coach Scott Drew defended his signing of former NBA draft pick James Nnaji, saying he's merely adapting to the current climate of college basketball.[read more]
Reid plans to return as Chiefs coach next season
Chiefs coach Andy Reid said Monday that he plans to return next season.[read more]
Ex-boxing champ Joshua hurt in crash, two killed
Anthony Joshua suffered minor injuries Monday in a car crash in Nigeria that killed two others.[read more]
Riley blames Notre Dame for ending USC rivalry
USC coach Lincoln Riley said Notre Dame failed to follow through on its pledge to play the Trojans "anytime, anywhere."[read more]
Ravens say Lamar's status against Steelers TBD
Ravens coach John Harbaugh said Monday that "it's to be determined" whether quarterback Lamar Jackson can play in Sunday night's game at the Steelers.[read more]
Freeman returning to ND in '26 amid NFL interest
Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman has agreed to a restructured deal and, despite being linked to NFL coaching jobs, will return to the Irish in 2026, according to ESPN and multiple reports.[read more]
NFL futures: Rams still Super Bowl favorites; 49ers close gap
Odds for every team to make the playoffs, win their division, conference and Super Bowl LX.[read more]