College Football
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What will the Ivy League's fall sports decision mean for college football?
The Ivies were right when it came to basketball in March, so are they about to set another trend? -
Ivy League rules out playing all sports this fall
The Ivy League on Wednesday became the first Division I conference to say it will not hold sports this fall. -
Ohio St. pauses campus workouts due to virus
Ohio State has paused all voluntary workouts on campus after its latest round of testing for the coronavirus. The decision impacts seven teams, including the football team and men's and women's basketball teams. -
UNC halts voluntary workouts after positive tests
North Carolina says it has paused voluntary football workouts for at least a week after reporting 37 positive test results for the new coronavirus among school athletes, coaches and staff. -
Harbaugh: Near deal with U-M before pandemic
Jim Harbaugh says he was closing in on a contract extension at Michigan before coping with the coronavirus pandemic. He has two years left on his current deal. -
Wrigley won't host Wisconsin-N'Western game
Northwestern's Nov. 7 game against Wisconsin will not take place at Wrigley Field, the Wildcats said on Wednesday, calling the decision disappointing but necessary. -
Toledo DL Jahneil Douglas dies after being shot
Jahneil Douglas, a 22-year-old defensive lineman for the University of Toledo, was shot and killed late Tuesday night. -
Austin Peay names Lovings interim head coach
Austin Peay has promoted associate head coach Marquase Lovings to interim head football coach for the Governors' upcoming season. Lovings takes over days after Mark Hudspeth resigned after one season for personal reasons. -
Top quarterback-coach combos in college football: Clemson, Ohio State and more
You can argue they're the two most important people on the field. So who are the top QB-coach duos in college football? -
How Olympic sports are fighting for survival at the collegiate level
From cutting sports to limiting travel, schools are rethinking their budgets in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, which has accelerated their need to adapt.