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With the college football season complete, it's time to evaluate the performance of all 136 schools in the FBS. Our letter ...

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ARLINGTON, Texas -- Miami just made an example out of Ohio State by flipping a script that was almost 25 years in the making. The Buckeyes once used a bowl game against Miami to not only win a trophy ...

Alabama offensive lineman Wilkin Formby moved from tackle to right guard for the team's benefit. Formby has embraced the new role, allowing only five pressures in his last 312 snaps. His brother, ...

Students need transcripts to prove they’ve earned their credentials when they apply for a job or for transfer to different college, but colleges have often withheld them over unpaid debt. California ...

Tony Vitello was a fish out of water at his first ever Winter Meetings. "I don't know what I'm doing at this thing, to be honest with you," the new San Francisco Giants manager admitted last Tuesday ...

Indiana is the setting for three all-time great sports movies — "Hoosiers," "Rudy," and "Breaking Away." And now comes another cinematic underdog story set in the state, except this one is unscripted.

A Columbia University public health instructor ranted to 400 incoming students about how the school’s prominent Jewish donors only made their gifts to “launder blood money” and denied the existence of ...