Former longtime LSU coach Les Miles filed a lawsuit against the school for vacating 37 wins as part of self-imposed punishment that sunk his chance to qualify for the College Football Hall of Fame. In a release on Monday, Miles

Three-star cornerback Terrance “Deuce” Edwards verbally committed to West Virginia on Saturday. Edwards chose the Mountaineers over Virginia Tech and Michigan State. “I’m going to West Virginia University because when I’m there, it just feels like I belong,” Edwards told

Ohio State received a commitment from four-star wide receiver Quincy Porter on Friday, adding to its top-ranked 2025 recruiting class. Porter, from New Jersey’s Bergen Catholic High School, is ranked as the No. 8 wide receiver in 2025 and the

Four-star safety Kainoa Winston committed to Michigan’s 2025 recruiting class on Friday. The 247Sports composite lists him as the No. 9 safety and the No 43 overall player in the class. Winston, who attends Gonzaga College High School in Washington,

The Big 12 Conference is considering selling the league’s naming rights to a title sponsor, ESPN reported Thursday. The potential revenue would be in the “hundreds of millions” over the course of such a deal, per the report. The commercial

Southern Miss defensive back MJ Daniels died in a shooting Tuesday night in Hattiesburg, Miss. He was 21. Officials said the shooting occurred at an off-campus apartment complex. No other details were immediately available. Daniels played for Southern Miss in

Four-star defensive end Jayden Loftin committed to Tennessee’s 2025 recruiting class on Wednesday. The 6-foot-4, 250-pound prospect from Somerville, N.J., is ranked as the No. 27 edge rusher in the nation by the 247 Sports composite. Loftin took an official

Pass rusher Romando Johnson has given a commitment to West Virginia after visiting over the weekend. Johnson, who can play either defensive end or outside linebacker, visited Rutgers the previous weekend. Johnson, who is 6-foot-4 and 240 pounds, reportedly also