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College football coaches want transfer portal changes. Here’s what they’ve proposed

Student-athletes can enter their names into the transfer portal during two different periods for the 2024-25 academic year. The first took place in early December and the second in late April.

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College football coaches discussing fake injury rules: report

A massive new rule change regarding player injuries could come to college football if coaches have their way, according to a new report. Members of the American

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NCAA president says transfer portal for football still must fit academic calendars

NCAA President Charlie Baker said Tuesday night there's plenty of time to figure out the best window for the transfer portal, hours after Football Bowl Subdivision coaches voted unanimously in favor of replacing the current two portal periods with one 10-day stretch in January starting in 2026.

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Chinese Football Association (CFA)

Liu Yi was handed an 11-year sentence and fined 3.6 million yuan, while fellow CFA official Tan Hai was given 6.5 years and 200,000 yuan fine.

What's next for Texas after Cotton Bowl loss? Arch Manning takes the keys for next era of Longhorns football

Texas has reached consecutive College Football Playoff semifinals and posted 25 wins over two years. You have to go all the ...

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College football coaches vote to push for portal window to be cut to 10 days, moved to January

The vote came following a meeting of more than 60 FBS head coaches at the American Football Coaches Association convention.

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Forget NIL or Social Media, EA Sports College Football 25 Is the Biggest Cause of Locker Room Controversy

As the American Football Coaches Association meets this week, one surprising locker room distraction seemed to arise above others for one college football head coach. Instead of Name, Image, and ...

The week in Asian football

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The Briefing: Arsenal’s worrying start to 2025, a fix for the FA Cup and Walker’s legacy

Welcome to The Briefing, where every Monday we will discuss three of the biggest questions to arise from the weekend’s ...

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