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Football a refuge as Bama OC grieves his son's unsolved killing
When Mike Locksley spoke to his son Meiko after Alabama's season-opening win, he never thought that would be their final conversation.
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The Tagovailoa-Fromm rivalry continues on recruiting trail
Tua Tagovailoa and Jake Fromm stole the show last season, playing for the CFP title. Now, with younger brothers following their footsteps on the recruiting trail, the rivalry could keep going for a few more years.
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Revisiting the epic 1997 Heisman finalist class.
The 1997 Heisman finalists of Peyton Manning, Ryan Leaf, Charles Woodson and Randy Moss is one of the most dynamic ever.
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Jim McElwain might help Michigan most by focusing on receivers
The former Florida head coach, part of Jim Harbaugh's staff shakeup, is charged with improving one of the program's weakest spots last season.
USC
NCAAF
What to know about Todd McNair vs. the NCAA
It's the case that began with the NCAA's infractions around Reggie Bush's time at Southern California. McNair is claiming defamation after he was caught up as a chief culprit.
Oklahoma
NCAAF
Prospect Profile: Orlando Brown.
Todd McShay says former Oklahoma OT Orlando Brown has the talent to be a starter for a long time in the NFL.
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UCLA
NCAAF
Prospect Profile: Kolton Miller.
Todd McShay sees former UCLA OT Kolton Miller as a younger Nate Solder and potential star NFL tackle.
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Louisville
NCAAF
Prospect Profile: Lamar Jackson.
Todd McShay says Lamar Jackson has to work on his footwork but has the talent to be a special NFL player.
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UTEP
NCAAF
Prospect Profile: Will Hernandez.
Todd McShay says Will Hernandez out of UTEP is a prototypical guard and a powerful blocker.
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Pitt
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Prospect Profile: Brian O'Neill.
Todd McShay says former Pitt OT Brian O'Neill is athletic and versatile enough to develop into a starting NFL lineman.
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Maryland
NCAAF
Prospect Profile: D.J. Moore.
Mel Kiper Jr. says the prolific Maryland wide receiver can develop in to a No. 1 option in an NFL offense.
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South Carolina
NCAAF
Prospect Profile: Hayden Hurst.
Todd McShay considers former South Carolina TE Hayden Hurst as one of the two best tight ends in the 2018 draft class.
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South Dakota St
NCAAF
Prospect Profile: Dallas Goedert.
Todd McShay says former South Dakota State TE Dallas Goedert may be the most underrated player in the draft.
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UCF
NCAAF
Prospect Profile: Mike Hughes.
Todd McShay says former UCF CB Mike Hughes is one of the best cover corners in this draft class and will also be a dynamic kick returner.
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Notre Dame
NCAAF
Prospect Profile: Quenton Nelson.
Todd McShay says former Notre Dame OG Quenton Nelson can start from day one and be a solid starter for years to come.
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UCLA
NCAAF
Prospect Profile: Jordan Lasley.
Mel Kiper Jr. says UCLA WR Jordan Lasley displays impressive hands and instincts that should translate at the NFL level.
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San Diego State
NCAAF
Prospect Profile: Rashaad Penny.
Mel Kiper Jr. calls San Diego State RB Rashaad Penny an explosive playmaker on the ground, through the air and in the return game.
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Penn State
NCAAF
Prospect Profile: Mike Gesicki.
Mel Kiper Jr. says Penn State TE Mike Gesicki possesses "off-the-charts athleticism" that allows him to excel as a pass catcher.
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Michigan
NCAAF
Prospect Profile: Maurice Hurst.
Mel Kiper Jr. says Michigan DT Maurice Hurst will be an immediate contributor at the NFL level as an interior pass rusher.
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Spring's biggest stories
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A conference-by-conference breakdown of the spring's biggest stories
From Willie Taggart's debut at Florida State to several looming QB battles in the SEC, each conference has something to watch for this spring. Here's everything you need to know as spring ball hits overdrive.
Way-Too-Early Top 25
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Sorry, Alabama, but Clemson is the new No. 1 in Way-Too-Early Top 25
Sure, Alabama just won the national title, but with Clemson unexpectedly returning several potential first-round picks to its dominant defensive line, the Tigers overtake the Tide for the top spot in our rankings.
Seven teams to watch
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Seven teams the hype machine will be pushing until September
When it comes to hype for 2018, expect to hear a lot about Auburn, Miami, Michigan State, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin and ... Florida Atlantic.
Looking ahead to next season
- Sergio Estrada-USA TODAY Sports
College football's breakout players for 2018
The calendar has turned to 2018 and there's only one game left in this season, so let's look ahead to some of the players who will define next year's season.
