Many offensive linemen in college football qualify as being severely obese, which experts say could put them at risk of coronavirus complications.
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If there is a college football season, bowl industry leaders say there will be a postseason
If there is a college football season, the bowl industry says it collectively stands ready to hold a full postseason — whenever that might occur.
Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh’s open letter to NFL, NCAA: Change draft eligibility rules
In a letter published Thursday, Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh urges the NFL and NCAA to change their draft rules on player eligibility.
Opinion: Get ready for college football chaos this summer, with no one in charge and leagues itching to play
Wheels turning toward college football in the fall, but no one is in charge. Expect summer chaos with push to return, few answers on coronavirus risk.
Notre Dame AD Jack Swarbrick confident Irish can play full schedule, wants students to see games in person
Notre Dame AD thinks Irish will be able to play an independent schedule this fall, but he sees other major issues ahead for college football season.
World TeamTennis to hold season in one city beginning July 12
World TeamTennis is a 3-week summer competition that combines men’s and women’s singles, doubles and mixed doubles into a fast-moving five-set format.
NCAA outlines key principles for restarting college sports
In a document that was put together by its COVID-19 advisory panel, the NCAA listed nine “core principles of resocialization of collegiate sport.”
With no Kentucky Derby, horse racing turns its gaze to Arkansas
Without a Kentucky Derby this weekend, the Arkansas Derby will split into two divisions to attract the top 3-year-olds.
NCAA takes step toward allowing athletes to earn income from endorsements, social media content
The NCAA Board of Governors approved broad set of recommendations that could allow college athletes to earn income.
White House Coronavirus Task Force, sports leaders discuss how testing expansion could help sports resume
According to one person on the coronavirus call, Trump administration optimistic that infrastructure is in place to allow sports to resume in summer.