Author: Dan Wolken, USA TODAY

In a year where Clemson’s Dabo Swinney has been embarrassingly wrong off the field, he just might cap his greatest achievement on it with a title.

Nearly two weeks after Florida’s Keyontae Johnson collapsed on the court, the lack of details has left people in college basketball concerned.

In an imperfect year for college football on so many levels, perfect Cincinnati is a more than reasonable choice for the four-team playoff.

If no fans are allowed, the practical thing to do would be for the Rose Bowl to either move to another location for one year or simply bow out.

Several versions of a bill dealing with the NCAA and NIL are circulating through Congress. Many would enact something close to what Obama outlines.

After Wednesday’s decision by the Supreme Court, the collegiate sports model, as it were, is about to go on trial.  It’s about time.

There’s one possible outcome in Saturday’s conference championship games that could spark the swift detonation of the four-team Playoff structure.

Auburn got bored of Gus Malzahn, who couldn’t create the illusion that the program was much better than just below the SEC’s top tier.

The Miami Hurricanes entered Saturday at 8-1 but they were run off the field by North Carolina, surrendering a program-worst 778 yards in the process.

The World Series of Poker is adapting for 2020 as an enormous in-person tournament wasn’t going to work in the midst of a pandemic.