Author: Paul Myerberg, USA TODAY

The Big Ten will not play college football this fall due to coronavirus concerns, two people with knowledge of the situation confirmed.

Changes to the college football schedule during the COVID-19 pandemic have forced the Playoff committee to move its selection date back two weeks.

Breaking down the scheduling plans for college football’s Power Five conferences as they attempt to maneuver through the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Big Ten’s move to a conference-only schedule has merit, medical experts say, even if the plan doesn’t address ways to stop the spread of COVID-19.

The Big Ten will play conference-only schedules “based on medical advice” under the caveat that the league is “able to participate in fall sports.”

Former South Carolina football stars Alshon Jeffrey, Marcus Lattimore call for school to remove Strom Thurmond’s name from a building on campus.

ConBody translates tricks Coss Marte learned during a seven-year prison stint into a workout that can be performed at home with body weight only.

Las Vegas oddsmakers have posted over-under win totals for the 2020 college football season … that is, if there is a season this fall.

The NCAA tournament is off for 2020 and the organization has no plans to reveal the bracket on Selection Sunday as committee members are going home.

The NCAA has decided to address rule changes that would provide avenues for Division I student-athletes in spring sports to regain lost eligibility.