College Football

1. College football spring games: Position battles and newcomers to keep an eye on

   From Oregon's new QB to more Colorado roster turnover, breaking down the biggest storylines from teams in action Saturday.

2. Deion has 'work to do,' won't follow sons to NFL

   Colorado coach Deion Sanders reiterated his commitment to the program following Saturday's spring game, saying he had no plans to leave to follow his sons to the NFL and that he has "work to do" with the Buffaloes.

3. Ex-Beavers star RB Martinez to join Hurricanes

   Damien Martinez, who ran for 1,185 yards and nine TDs this past season at Oregon State, is transferring to Miami.

4. Iowa athletes suing over betting investigation

   More than two dozen athletes who were based in Iowa have filed a federal lawsuit alleging state criminal investigators violated their constitutional rights during a widespread sports wagering investigation.

5. Bush 'never cheated,' won't drop suit vs. NCAA

   Happy to have his Heisman Trophy back, Reggie Bush is still upset at being "labeled a cheater" and plans to continue with his defamation lawsuit vs. the NCAA.

6. QB Rashada heading to Georgia for 2024 season

   Quarterback Jaden Rashada will join the Bulldogs after appearing in three games for the Sun Devils last season.

7. Florida AG files lawsuit against ACC in FSU case

   Florida's attorney general sued the Atlantic Coast Conference on Thursday in an attempt to receive the media rights contracts with Florida State University as part of an ongoing dispute as FSU seeks to leave the conference.

8. Sankey brushes off talk of college 'super league'

   SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said he wasn't interested in discussing a so-called "super league" in college athletics and pushed back on the narrative that college sports is in a crisis.