John Talty is a National College Sports Reporter at CBS Sports. He covers a range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, with a focus on team sports and the business of sports. His insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as AL.com, the Wall Street Journal, and CBS Sports, among others.
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By: John Talty
How the new NCAA proposal, if adopted, could impact NIL, transfers and European recruits
By: John Talty
A first glimpse at the Mack–Russell quarterback battle headlines, but more roster questions will also be in focus on Saturday
By: John Talty
After CFP success and outside interest, Alabama erased any doubt about its commitment to Kalen DeBoer, locking him in with a top‑five salary and a long runway in the post‑Saban era
By: John Talty
Alabama and coach Kalen DeBoer have agreed on a contract extension that includes a large raise, the school announced Wednesday. At a trustee compensation meeting on Wednesday, Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne announced that DeBoer received a seven-year extension (two extra years) that runs through 2033, with an annual salary of $12.5 million, a $2 million raise from what he was scheduled to make this season. DeBoer's buyout is $10 million in January 2027, $8 million in January 2028 and then $6 million in January 2029.
By: John Talty
HOOVER, Alabama -- Nick Saban is glad his successor didn't leave Alabama after only two seasons.
By: John Talty
With online betting rampant and NIL money flowing, the Sorsby case highlights a growing crisis for college sports that has coaches deeply concerned
By: John Talty
Ed Orgeron is back in Baton Rouge. LSU announced Wednesday night that Orgeron, who won the 2019 national championship at the school, is returning as a special assistant to recruiting and defense.
By: John Talty
Despite growing momentum to eliminate conference championship games, the SEC commissioner is holding firm
By: John Talty
After a spring of catching strays from former boss Lane Kiffin, Texas' Steve Sarkisian and Clemson's Dabo Swinney, Ole Miss coach Pete Golding took time to respond to his critics
By: John Talty
Former Wolverines assistant Chris Partridge claims Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel and ex-president Santa Ono discovered evidence of the scheme in January 2023 -- 12 months before the team's national title win
