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Michigan CB Jeremy Clark has torn ACL (Yahoo Sports)
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -- Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh says starting cornerback Jeremy Clark suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament against Penn State and is likely done for the season.
- AP Poll
- 1. Alabama
- 2. Ohio State
- 3. Louisville
- 4. Michigan
- 5. Clemson
- 6. Houston
- 7. Stanford
- 8. Wisconsin
- 9. Texas A&M
- 10. Washington
- Coaches Poll
- 1. Alabama
- 2. Ohio State
- 3. Clemson
- 4. Louisville
- 5. Michigan
- 6. Stanford
- 7. Houston
- 8. Wisconsin
- 9. Washington
- 10. Texas A&M
Les Miles says it would be difficult 'not being a coach' (Yahoo Sports)
Les Miles says he didn't fight for his job when LSU fired him, but he doesn't think he is ready to be done with coaching.
New Florida AD Stricklin embraces task of following Foley (Yahoo Sports)
Born and raised in Mississippi, and with stops at Auburn and Kentucky on his resume, Scott Stricklin has spent more than two decades in the Southeastern Conference. Florida hired Stricklin as its athletic director Tuesday, giving him a six-year deal worth $1.076 million annually to succeed Foley. Stricklin is leaving his alma mater, Mississippi State, and taking on a massive facilities upgrade in Gainesville.
Autopsy: Death of Wildcats senior lineman ruled accidental (Yahoo Sports)
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -- Arizona offensive lineman Zach Hemmila's death has been ruled accidental and a result of the combination of two prescription drugs.
Charges dismissed against LSU's Godchaux (Yahoo Sports)
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -- East Baton Rouge Parish District Attorney Hillar Moore says he is dismissing domestic abuse and child endangerment charges against LSU defense end Davon Godchaux.
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- AP Poll
- 1. Kansas
- 2. Michigan State
- 3. North Carolina
- 4. Virginia
- 5. Oregon
- 6. Villanova
- 7. Oklahoma
- 8. West Virginia
- 9. Xavier
- 10. Miami (FL)
- 10. Kentucky
- Coaches Poll
- 1. Villanova
- 2. North Carolina
- 3. Kansas
- 4. Oklahoma
- 5. Virginia
- 6. Oregon
- 7. Michigan State
- 8. Miami (FL)
- 9. Indiana
- 10. Syracuse
South Carolina won't bid for North Carolina NCAA games (Yahoo Sports)
South Carolina athletic director Ray Tanner said the school won't bid for NCAA Tournament men's basketball games removed from North Carolina because of its law limiting protections for LGBT people. Tanner said Wednesday the area did not have enough full service hotels available for the dates the games would be played next March. The regional was supposed to be played in Greensboro, North Carolina, but the NCAA removed that and several other championship events from the state last week.
New Florida AD Stricklin embraces task of following Foley (Yahoo Sports)
Born and raised in Mississippi, and with stops at Auburn and Kentucky on his resume, Scott Stricklin has spent more than two decades in the Southeastern Conference. Florida hired Stricklin as its athletic director Tuesday, giving him a six-year deal worth $1.076 million annually to succeed Foley. Stricklin is leaving his alma mater, Mississippi State, and taking on a massive facilities upgrade in Gainesville.
Northwestern to play 2017-18 home games in Rosemont (Yahoo Sports)
EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) -- Northwestern says it will play home games during the 2017-18 season at Allstate Arena in Rosemont while its on-campus arena undergoes a $110 million renovation.
Puerto Rico Tipoff moves to Orlando due to Zika concerns (Yahoo Sports)
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- This year's Puerto Rico Tipoff will move to Orlando, Florida, due to concerns about Zika virus on the island.