College Football

1. College football's 64-team bracket: Can Alabama get back on top?

   From the Sweet 16 on, we conclude our college football tournament by crowning one champion in an Alabama-Georgia title-game rematch.

2. State of Florida recruiting: How do Canes, Gators and Seminoles stack up?

   Miami, Florida and Florida State have all gotten new coaches over the past two years and are at different stages as they try to climb their way back to the top.

3. Kicker Boermeester suing USC over expulsion

   Matt Boermeester has filed a lawsuit alleging USC ruined his academic and athletic careers when he was expelled in 2017 after an alleged altercation between him and his girlfriend.

4. Vols DB arrested after allegedly punching officer

   Tennessee defensive back Kenneth George Jr. has been arrested for allegedly punching a police officer on the side of the head.

5. Woman accuses Cal players, staff of harassment

   The University of California's athletic department has referred allegations of sexual harassment to its Office for the Prevention of Harassment and Discrimination, the school said in a statement Wednesday.

6. Payroll Tide: Bama assistants to make $7.54M

   The Crimson Tide's 10 on-field assistant coaches will make an FBS-leading $7.541 million in basic annual compensation for the 2019 season -- a raise of about $1.4 million.

7. Blind LS Olson participates at USC pro day

   Jake Olson's participation at USC's pro day was to raise money and awareness for retinoblastoma, the rare cancer that took his eyesight when he was 12.

8. QB King fully cleared as Houston opens spring

   Houston held its first spring practice under new coach Dana Holgorsen on Tuesday with a healthy D'Eriq King fully cleared to participate.

9. Canes' Martell eligible after NCAA grants waiver

   QB Tate Martell, who transferred to Miami from Ohio State in January, is eligible to play the 2019 season and is in the mix to win the Hurricanes' starting job.

10. How Jake Olson is using USC's pro day to fight cancer

    Jake Olson, the inspirational Trojans long-snapper who lost his eyesight at age 12, will try to max out his bench press to help raise money for a cure for retinoblastoma.