College Football

Quarterback Brendan Sorsby has decided against pursuing any chance to play in 2026. He will instead prepare for the 2027 NFL Draft following a settlement with the league.

2026년 05월 18일 AI에 의해 보고됨

The NFL has given Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby until June 22 to file for the supplemental draft while he remains under NCAA scrutiny for gambling violations. Sorsby, currently in treatment for addiction, faces potential loss of college eligibility after placing thousands of bets.

ESPN is developing a six-part documentary series on legendary college football coach Nick Saban, in collaboration with Words + Pictures. The project, titled Saban, explores his career achievements and personal life through exclusive footage and interviews. It highlights his record seven national championships and influence on the sport.

2026년 01월 14일 AI에 의해 보고됨

Oregon redshirt sophomore quarterback Dante Moore announced on Wednesday that he will return to the Ducks for the 2026 season, forgoing an early entry into the 2026 NFL Draft where he was projected as a top prospect. This decision keeps the team's key offensive player in place as they aim for another College Football Playoff run. Moore cited his desire to continue learning and contribute to the team's exciting future.

South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers is returning to school, further diminishing an already underwhelming 2026 NFL Draft quarterback class. This development leaves teams like the Pittsburgh Steelers with fewer top options, as prospects Fernando Mendoza and Dante Moore emerge as the leading candidates. Sellers' decision comes after a season of struggles, including injuries and inconsistent play.

2025년 12월 12일 AI에 의해 보고됨 사실 확인됨

The University of Michigan fired head football coach Sherrone Moore on Wednesday after determining he had engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. Hours later, Moore was arrested and has since been charged with home invasion and stalking in connection with an alleged incident at the woman’s residence, according to court records and multiple news reports. The case has raised questions about when university officials first learned of the misconduct.