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Steve Sarkisian says Trump's departure disrupted Miami's headsets in CFP title game; sources differ on timing

Sources confirmed Miami briefly lost communication during the game, but disputed whether it happened on the final drive. All said it lasted only a play or two and did not decide Indiana's win

2026 'College GameDay' Week 4: Guest picker, where to watch, more

"College GameDay" heads to Knoxville, Tennessee for Week 4.

Michigan, Texas among top 25 teams on upset alert in a landmine-filled Week 4

Several heavy favorites must watch their footing against sneaky-good opponents this Saturday

LSU's Will Wade 'going for it,' despite player eligibility concerns

LSU coach Will Wade said Wednesday that he is sticking with an unconventional offseason roster-building strategy despite eligibility concerns involving several players, including former St. John’s star RJ Luis, who received a temporary injunction to play for LSU this season. Wade said the approach is intended to give LSU its best chance to build a championship team immediately and accepted responsibility if it fails.

Former UCLA players Skyy Clark and Donovan Dent were cleared by a California court to join LSU in a fifth-year eligibility case, although the NCAA plans to challenge those decisions. International players Saliou Niang and Brice Dessert could be ineligible under new SEC rules, while LSU’s website listed only four players Wednesday afternoon; Wade cited LSU’s 60-70 record over the past four years under Matt McMahon as context for pursuing the riskier approach.