College Football

The ‘New York Times’ has admitted that the cancellation of college football is all about politics, not science.

Representative Mike Rogers (R-AL), whose district includes SEC member Auburn University, called on administrators to proceed with college football this year.

Columnist Drew Magary took the occasion of his latest San Francisco Chronicle editorial to insist that the crisis caused by the coronavirus is the excuse we need to end college football forever.

Aug. 11 (UPI) — The Big Ten Conference on Tuesday postponed fall sports — including football — for the 2020 season due to the coronavirus pandemic.

“I think football’s making a tragic mistake,” he said.

Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh released a letter on Monday, laying out the reasons why college football should be played this season.

“The student-athletes have been working too hard for their season to be cancelled,” Trump wrote on Twitter with the hashtag #WeWantToPlay.

College football players have organized to launch a “We Want To Play” campaign to urge universities not to shut down their 2020 season.

The commissioners of college football’s Power 5 conferences held a meeting on Sunday to determine whether there would in fact be, a 2020 college football season.

The Mid-American Conference on Saturday became the first league at college football’s highest level to cancel its fall season because of the pandemic.

A group of football players and staff at Colorado State University, have accused the athletic administration of a coronavirus testing cover-up.

While professional football, baseball, and basketball players have been opting out of their upcoming seasons by the dozens, less has been heard from the nation’s collegiate athletes.

Sports Illustrated columnist Pat Forde blasted President Trump’s handling of the coronavirus and labeled him the destroyer of college football’s 2020 season, if it is indeed canceled.

NCAA president Mark Emmert noted on Thursday that he is discouraged over the return of college sports.

LSU football coach Ed Orgeron said that the country “needs football,” during Vice President Mike Pence’s visit to the school on Tuesday.

The Big Ten Conference announced Thursday it will not play nonconference games in football and several other sports this fall, the most dramatic move yet by a power conference because of the coronavirus pandemic.

A University of Toledo football player was fatally shot late Tuesday night outside a pizzeria in west Toledo, Ohio.

Mike Gundy, the Oklahoma State football coach who faced strong backlash last month after being spotted wearing an OAN shirt, has agreed to accept a $1 million pay cut and a one-year reduction in contract length.

A mayor in Alabama has resigned after posting an angry response to the Alabama Crimson Tide’s Black Lives Matter video on social media.

University of Alabama coach Nick Saban joined his players for a video pushing the Black Lives Matter message on Thursday.

Football coaches from Ole Miss and Mississippi State are joining an effort to demand that the State of Mississippi remove the Confederate symbol from the state’s flag.

Mississippi State running back Kylin Hill claims that he will not play football at the school unless the State of Mississippi removes the Confederate battle flag from its state banner.

One America News Network (OAN) reporter Chanel Rion was seen wearing an Oklahoma State University t-shirt as she reported from Tulsa on Saturday during the President’s campaign rally.

The Kansas State Wildcats had to abruptly suspend their offseason workout program after 14 players tested positive for the coronavirus.

Former University of Colorado player Alfred Williams has revived an accusation that Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy called him the n-word back in 1989, when Gundy was still a college student playing for Oklahoma State.

Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy released a video on Tuesday, in which he apologized for any “pain and discomfort” he caused his players by wearing a One America News (OAN) shirt in a recent picture.

Football players at the University of Texas at Austin have released a lengthy list of demands, urging the university to change the name of buildings on campus — including the stadium — and eliminate “The Eyes of Texas” as the school’s song in the name of inclusivity, claiming the racism that “has historically plagued” the campus.

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney has confronted his critics in a 14-minute video, in which he addresses his handling of the use of the N-word in his program, and the recent claims that he belittled the Black Lives Matter movement by wearing a shirt that said, “Football Matters.”

At least five members of the University of Alabama football team have tested positive for the coronavirus as training resumes.

Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney is catching flak for wearing a t-shirt featuring the slogan “Football Matters.”