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Deion Sanders refuses to take question from reporter during press conference: 'They know what they did'

Colorado football head coach Deion Sanders had a couple of tense moments during a news conference Friday. After a reporter identified himself and revealed his affiliation with CBS Sports, Sanders quickly shut him down before he could ask the coach a question. Sanders explained that his issue stemmed from something the media outlet was responsible...

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NCAA determines former Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh committed recruiting violations, issues penalty

Former Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh learned his fate Wednesday. The NCAA handed down a four-year show-cause order for Harbaugh after determining the coach had impermissible contact with recruits and players during the COVID-19 restricted period. The organization determined Harbaugh “engaged in unethical conduct, failed to promote an atmosphere of compliance and violated head coach...

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Pitbull purchases naming rights to FIU Panthers' football stadium

FIU football is going international. On Tuesday, the university announced it is naming its football field Pitbull Stadium. The 43-year-old music star will pay the university $1.2 million per year for five years for the naming rights to the stadium, ESPN reported. Pitbull will create an anthem for the school, post about FIU on social...

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Former Alabama walk-on dies at 19 after getting hit by car

Former Alabama defensive back Terrance Howard died last week at the age of 19, several days after getting hit by a car. The Missouri City, Texas, native spent 10 days in a medically induced coma after getting hit on July 20. Howard, who transferred to North Carolina Central in the offseason, got into a car...

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Jim Harbaugh denies committing violations after NCAA's reported notice of allegations: 'I do not apologize'

The University of Michigan is reportedly set to be handed an official notice of allegations (NOA) that stem from the alleged sign-stealing scheme that took place last season. Former head coach Jim Harbaugh, now with the Los Angeles Chargers, is apparently one of four accused of committing Level 1 violations, the most serious. Harbaugh, who...