Author: Dan Wolken, USA TODAY

Events that used to be kept in-house are being exposed. College players have power when they speak out and can force change, so coaches must evolve.

Ex-Clemson receiver Kanyon Tuttle broke the cone of silence around one of America’s top college football programs, tweeting about Dabo Swinney.

College football coaches, who rely on African-Americans to earn bloated salaries, have taken a pass on the conversation around police brutality.

Many offensive linemen in college football qualify as being severely obese, which experts say could put them at risk of coronavirus complications.

If there is a college football season, the bowl industry says it collectively stands ready to hold a full postseason — whenever that might occur.

In a letter published Thursday, Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh urges the NFL and NCAA to change their draft rules on player eligibility.

It was refreshing to see the Dolphins publicly discuss contingency plans that would limit crowds to 15,000 and make other changes to experience.

According to one person on the coronavirus call, Trump administration optimistic that infrastructure is in place to allow sports to resume in summer.

The economic fallout from the pandemic could motivate college presidents to expand the College Football Playoff in an effort to generate more revenue.

Oklahoma State coach detailed desire to press forward with normal preparations for a college football season. That’s ridiculous, Dan Wolken writes.