Playoff Dollars Could Spark Calls To Pay Players
The new playoff system means big money to the schools in major college football, as much as a half billion dollars per year just in television rights alone.
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The new playoff system means big money to the schools in major college football, as much as a half billion dollars per year just in television rights alone.
Better late than never, college football fans yesterday got what they've been bitchin' about for two decades: Playoffs.
The best way to determine a college football champion seemed obvious for so long. Just have a playoff. Now, the people in charge of making that decision are on board, too.
A committee of university presidents on Tuesday approved the BCS commissioners' plan for a four-team playoff to start in the 2014 season.
Kentucky's outspoken men's basketball coach John Calipari has long championed the talent and depth in the SEC -- even when the NCAA selection committee didn't share his optimism.
A former Baylor basketball player is facing a federal extortion charge for allegedly threatening to release "derogatory information" about Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III unless he was paid.
Former Baylor basketball player Richard Hurd has been arrested and charged with the attempted extortion of Robert Griffin III.
Marquise Goodwin won the U.S. track trials long jump with a personal best of 27 feet, 4 inches on his final attempt, putting him on the Olympic team on Sunday.
How badly do Big 12 schools that aren't located in Austin want to keep their games off of the Longhorn Network? So badly that they would consider playing only 11 games in 2012 rather than be on it.
According to a recent report, Cowboys Stadium and the Cotton Bowl have joined forces to help bring any possible college football postseason games to North Texas.
