Kentucky head basketball coach John Calipari sounded off on the Wildcats' historic 2014-15 season at a coaches clinic on Sunday. Calipari notably explained his substitution strategy with respect to guards Aaron and Andrew Harrison in the team's Final Four loss to Wisconsin, as reported by USA Today's Josh Peter: Now you may say, ‘Why didn’t you have Tyler and Devin in at the end of the Wisconsin game? You probably would have won.’ [...] Because I was ...

North Carolina added a perimeter shooting and scoring guard who could be ready to contribute right away with the commitment of Brandon Robinson on Monday.   “I’ve decided to go to North Carolina,” Robinson said, per Evan Daniels of Scout.com. “I’ve just prayed about it and thought about it for a long time. I compared it to all the others schools that were recruiting me based on the style of play and just the need for me there and ...

The Michigan Wolverines will attempt to continue their winning ways on Saturday, Oct. 3, taking on the Maryland Terrapins at Byrd Stadium in College Park. Michigan (3-1) seems to have become fully intoxicated by the Jim Harbaugh effect, since the first-year head coach has turned a mediocre 2014 squad into an impressive 2015 unit. The Wolverines obliterated then-No. 22 the BYU Cougars 31-0 in Week 3. Maryland (2-2) must bounce back from a 45-6 beatdown at the ...

Eastern Kentucky defensive lineman Joseph Kraemer was pronounced dead Sunday morning after being involved in a car accident in Madison County, Kentucky. He was 19. According to a WKYT report, police said Kraemer was in a car that ran off the road sometime late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. Lex18.com reported he hit a tree and went over an embankment, and the impact of the crash caused him to die on the scene. The cause of the accident is ...

Houston 4-star linebacker Jeffrey McCulloch has been good at not only keeping a poker face about his recruiting process, but also saying just enough—and using the right buzzwords—to not be considered silent about his college future. McCulloch on Sunday said he's looking at finalizing his official visits schedule soon, an announcement that more than 40 schools are eagerly anticipating. And one weekend has been targeted as the potential first weekend for a visit. "Oct. 10," said McCulloch, ...

College Football Playoff contenders are like stocks: Buy when they're low and rising, sell when they've peaked. Four weeks of games have vaulted some teams up the board and dropped others down lower than usual, but only some of that movement will last. Last year's post-Week 4 Associated Press rankings had Oklahoma at No. 4, Auburn at No. 5, Texas A&M at No. 6…Ohio State at No. 22 and TCU at No. 29. See how much can ...

Another exciting week of college football is in the books, and while Week 4 didn't necessarily pack the same shocking punch that Week 3 did, there were still some surprising results.  With big wins from schools like Utah and UCLA, along with some of the top teams like TCU just squeaking by, the newest AP poll looks plenty different compared to last week's edition. Let's take a look at the most recent Top 25 rankings and how ...

Take one look at Georgia head coach Mark Richt's career record with the Bulldogs, and you should be blown away. Now in his 15th season in Athens, Richt has a .745 career winning percentage (140-48), nine 10-win seasons, won two SEC titles and represented the SEC East in the SEC Championship Game five times since 2001. There's no doubt that Richt is a solid head coach and has Georgia in contention virtually every year. But no division ...

Even without many changes to the Top 10, a few West Coast blowouts helped change the perception for a number of college football teams heading into Week 5.    Utah surprised almost everyone with a dominant road performance at Oregon, while UCLA easily handled Arizona on the road. USC also had a nice bounce-back showing against previously ranked Arizona State.  These games paired with a bunch of scares for top teams led to a brand-new Top 25. ...

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Ask his teammates about Notre Dame football freshman defensive lineman Jerry Tillery, and the responses will typically be joined with smiles and laughter. “So Jerry is a …” says senior defensive lineman Romeo Okwara, who pauses with an ear-to-ear grin, searching for an unattainable mix of words, “… very goofy—I’m not really sure how to explain him—loopy. There’s a lot of adjectives I could use to describe Jerry.” “He’s a unique cat,” senior ...