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College Football

1. 'He tackled him too hard': Inside Ndamukong Suh's legendary 2009 season

   It's been 10 years since Suh put together one of the most fearsome defensive seasons ever. We revisit his final Nebraska year through the eyes of those who lived it.

2. UM suspends Ivey; UF bans Stewart, 3 others

   Miami suspended cornerback DJ Ivey ahead of its opener against the Gators. Florida suspended four players, including safety Brad Stewart.

3. Sideline bling: Miami adds TD rings to TO chain

   The Hurricanes' defense unveiled a new diamond-encrusted "305" turnover chain Saturday night, and the offense got into the act later in the first half, breaking out new touchdown rings after a score.

4. Washington's Haener opts to leave, not be No. 2

   Jake Haener has decided to transfer from Washington after losing a close battle with Jacob Eason for the team's starting QB job.

5. Wisconsin WR Cephus ruled eligible to play

   Wisconsin receiver Quintez Cephus, who was acquitted of sexual assault charges, will be eligible to play for the Badgers this season.

6. NCAA places Miss. State on 3 years probation

   Mississippi State's football and men's basketball teams will not receive postseason bans in the aftermath of an academic scandal involving a tutor.

7. OK State won't reveal starting QB before opener

   Oklahoma State hasn't announced a starting quarterback and coach Mike Gundy is not expected to reveal his plans for the position before the Cowboys' season opener next Friday night at Oregon State.

8. The 50 best college football programs over 150 years

   In honor of college football's 150th anniversary, our metrics rank CFB's elite across every division, from the obvious contenders like Alabama and Notre Dame to small-school powers like Mount Union and Wittenberg.

9. 'That was exhausting': Football is back and Florida survives

   The No. 8 Gators edged Miami in a wild, mistake-filled season opener.

10. How Dabo built Clemson into a monster

    The Tigers have become college football's improbable superpower. Here's how a former Alabama walk-on made it happen.