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(BCSNN) -- Tulane football signee Deontavis Cooper has died, the school announced. He was 17.
Cooper died in a single‑vehicle crash in Florida on Saturday night, according to WCTV in Tallahassee.
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(BCSNN) -- The 2026 college football Transfer Portal cycle delivered one of the most star‑studded hauls in the sport’s history, with several of the nation’s biggest names switching programs in what has become college football’s version of free agency. Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt (LSU), Auburn wide receiver Cam Coleman (Texas) and Duke quarterback Darian Mensah (Miami) headline a group that has reshaped rosters across the country.
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The University of South Carolina and the University of North Carolina football programs announced that they have mutually agreed to cancel their home-and-home football series for the 2028 and 2029 seasons. In a related move, South Carolina has added Bowling Green State University to its 2028 schedule.
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BYU linebacker Cade Uluave has been named a candidate for the 2026 Lott IMPACT Trophy, presented by Allied Universal, which recognizes the top defensive player nationally who has had the biggest impact on his team both on and off the field.
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(BCSNN) -- In the age of NIL, the price of building a college football roster has skyrocketed — and two major coaches say the numbers are even more staggering than most fans realize. Texas coach Steve Sarkisian said Thursday that roster spending across his conference has reached levels once thought unimaginable.
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