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By: Eric Olson
Jirehl Brock and three other Iowa State football players along with three current or former Iowa football players and a student assistant have been charged in connection with the state’s investigation into illegal sports wagering at the two schools
By: Eric Olson
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By: Eric Olson
New Nebraska coach Matt Rhule says he wants to win right now but won't take any shortcuts in rebuilding one of college football's traditional programs.
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By: Eric Olson
New Nebraska coach Matt Rhule says he wants to win right now but won’t take any shortcuts in rebuilding one of college football’s traditional programs.
By: Eric Olson
If the Big Ten's final season with a 14-team, two-division setup plays out the way it has since the conference expanded in 2014, an East team will win the champ
By: Eric Olson
The NCAA football rule change that drew the most notice in the offseason might go mostly unnoticed by fans once the season is underway.
By: Eric Olson
For the first season since 1967, the clock will continue to run after a first down as it does in the NFL.
The NCAA football rule change that drew the most notice in the offseason might go mostly unnoticed by fans once the season is underway. Coaches’ opinions vary on how much
By: Eric Olson
No. 8 Washington’s visit to Michigan State would have been one of the closely watched intersectional games Saturday even without the latest scandal in East Lansing.
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