Missouri LB Boozer dismissed after pot arrest

A backup Missouri linebacker arrested during the 2012 season on drug charges has been dismissed from the team.

Kansas dismisses junior transfer DL Chris Martin

Kansas has dismissed defensive lineman Chris Martin over what coach Charlie Weis calls the junior transfer's failure to follow some "stipulations" following his recent arrest.

Three Navy players will be charged in rape case

Former Okla. State QB Lunt transferring to Illinois

Hermann starts job as athletic director at Rutgers

PISCATAWAY, N.J (AP) -- Julie Hermann has started her first full day as Rutgers' athletic director.

Photo gallery: Pac-12's top returning players in 2013

UCLA's Anthony Barr is set for a huge senior season in 2013

Last year, UCLA's Anthony Barr switched positions to linebacker. He became one of the nation's defensive stars. This year, he's back -- and set to wreak more havoc, says R.J. Rico.

Charges against Arizona's Carey dropped by city

Manziel tweets his desire to leave College Station

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) -- Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel still has three years of eligibility left at Texas A&M.

Florida LB Morrison accused of punching bouncer

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) Florida linebacker Antonio Morrison is accused of punching a bouncer and has been charged with simple battery. He was arrested at his dormitory.

NCAA finishes Miami hearing

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- The NCAA has begun the second day of a hearing in the massive infractions case against the University of Miami athletics department.

Report: Sumlin was offered job with NFL's Eagles

PSU lists Ferguson, Hackenberg as QB co-starters

Two out, three schools left for 2014's top recruit

Gary Andersen making mark at Wisconsin

There are The Igniters, and there are The Huntsmen. There is Team Kekua, which should not be confused with being All That and a Bag of Chips, among others. They are all Wisconsin football players. But since winter, they have been partitioned into several 10-man teams that compete in every domain into which competition can be crammed, because in Gary Andersen's universe, there is fun to be had but

Who's The Man In Madison?

Wisconsin has made three straight trips to the Rose Bowl. To make another, it will likely need stronger quarterback play. Zac Ellis sizes up the Badgers' uncertainty under center.

Manziel the favorite? Sizing up '13 Heisman odds

Howard's Rock at Clemson's stadium vandalized

Kelly: Rees won't have to fight for No. 1 QB spot

BRIDGMAN, Mich. (AP) -- Coach Brian Kelly says he decided to announce Tommy Rees as Notre Dame's starting quarterback after having time to think, even though he initially said it would be a three-way competition in August.

Touted Florida State LB Thomas to report to team

NCAA opens hearing in infractions case vs. Miami

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- The NCAA opened a key hearing in the massive infractions case against the University of Miami on Thursday, with school officials, former coaches and the ACC commissioner all on hand to defend the Hurricanes against allegations that could bring severe sanctions in the improper benefits case involving former booster Nevin Shapiro.

Jones headlines new coaches recruiting well

Butch Jones is turning heads with his early recruiting success at Tennessee. How is he luring so many top prospects? Stewart Mandel explains that and more in this week's Mailbag.

Mike MacIntyre faces ultimate rebuilding project at Colorado

Colorado went 1-11 last year. It last finished above .500 in '05. Yet after coming over from San Jose State, Mike MacIntyre is set on reversing the Buffs' fortunes, says Ryan Hatch.

Under Emmert NCAA enforcement division has gone from bad to worse

Mark Emmert had big plans for the NCAA. His tenure has not played out as he hoped. With the enforcement department crumbling, NCAA culture has to change, says Pete Thamel.

Ex-USC DL: Orgeron berated me for picking class

Arizona St. DB dismissed from team after arrest

FSU WR Dent arrested on sexual assault charge

In jail, Shapiro still talking about Miami, NCAA

In a comprehensive story in this week's Sports Illustrated, senior writers Pete Thamel and Alexander Wolff go inside the Nevin Shapiro case at Miami and explore how the NCAA mishandled it. Here is some additional information that doesn't appear in the story. For the complete magazine story and to buy a digital version of the issue, go here.

Report: QB O'Brien to leave Wisconsin program

Notre Dame will travel west to play ASU in 2014

TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) Notre Dame's game at Arizona State in 2014 will take place after all.