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When realignment leaves a school behind: 10 teams and how they fared
The good news for Oregon State and Washington State -- spurned by power conferences -- is that teams have been left behind before. Some, like TCU, eventually survived.
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Lohner will transfer to Utah, play football for Utes
Former Baylor and BYU basketball player Caleb Lohner, a 6-foot-8, 235-pound athlete who entered the transfer portal April 10, will return to the state where he started his career, but as a football player for Utah, where he is projected to play tight end.
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Former five-star QB Huard transferring to Utah
Former five-star quarterback Sam Huard is transferring to Utah, where he will back up Cam Rising. The son of former NFL QB Damon Huard, Sam Huard spent last season at FCS Cal Poly after two years at Washington.
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Ex-Alabama star, AD Hootie Ingram dies at 90
Cecil "Hootie" Ingram, a former Alabama football star and athletic director, died Monday. He was 90.
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Rapper's delight: Snoop sponsors Arizona Bowl
Rapper Snoop Dogg and his beverage line with Dr. Dre are the new title sponsors of the Arizona Bowl -- the first NCAA-sanctioned game to be backed by an alcohol product.
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Biden honors Army for beating Navy, Air Force
President Joe Biden on Monday recognized Army with the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy.
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ACC told to provide Clemson with ESPN deal docs
A South Carolina court has order the Atlantic Coast Conference to provide Clemson with agreements between itself and ESPN the school has sought in its lawsuit in trying to leave its longtime home.
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Ex-coach Riley joins CFP selection committee
Mike Riley, the former head coach at Oregon State and Nebraska, is replacing Pat Chun on the College Football Playoff selection committee.
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Former MLB player Monte Harrison plans to walk on to the Arkansas Razorbacks as a receiver
The 28-year-old Harrison had signed a letter of intent in 2014 to play at Nebraska before being drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers.
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NFL experts debate the draft: Best picks and biggest head-scratchers
Our experts weigh in on the 2024 draft's biggest questions. Which teams made the best and worst picks?