College Football

1. What we learned from Saturday's spring football games

   Georgia and Oregon, two programs with high expectations, were among the teams hitting the field Saturday for the last big weekend of spring football games. Here's what we saw.

2. UCF QB McKenzie Milton's journey, in his own words: 'I got hurt for a reason'

   "I want to be an even better player, and I think I can be. I'm going to be better as a teammate. I'm going to be better as a leader. That's where it starts."

3. 49ers scout, ex-NFL RB Reggie Cobb dies at 50

   Running back Reggie Cobb, who starred at the University of Tennessee and playing in the NFL for the Bucs, Packers, Jaguars and Jets over seven seasons, has died at the age of 50.

4. Richt: 'Not in the plans' to return to coaching

   Former Miami coach Mark Richt said he stepped away after last season because "it was the right time for me as a person" and that it is "not in the plans" to return to coaching.

5. K-State WR Rison arrested for domestic battery

   Hunter Rison, the son of former NFL receiver Andre Rison, was arrested Friday for domestic battery and suspended by Kansas State on Saturday.

6. Source: Saban set for hip replacement surgery

   Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban will have hip surgery Monday and will need six to eight weeks to recover. Fall practice doesn't begin until early August.

7. Aggies turn to legend Slocum for interim AD role

   Texas A&M has named coaching legend R.C. Slocum the school's new interim athletic director while it searches for a permanent replacement for Scott Woodward, who left the Aggies to take over at LSU.

8. Ohio State QB Baldwin to enter transfer portal

   Ohio State freshman quarterback Matthew Baldwin, who redshirted last season, plans to enter the transfer portal, coach Ryan Day said Thursday.

9. PSU's injury-plagued QB Stevens plans to transfer

   Penn State quarterback Tommy Stevens intends to transfer and will not return to the school, according to his father.

10. Backflips, basketball and a baby: The legend of Khalen Saunders

    Khalen Saunders didn't have a single FBS scholarship offer out of high school. Now, he's about to cap a whirlwind three months of personal and professional joy as an NFL draft pick.