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Richard Johnson

CBS Sports Writer

Oxford braces for impact of Lane Kiffin return as quaint city becomes center of the college football universe

Officials have called in police reinforcements from two neighboring states as the city tries to keep all Kiffin-related vitriol between the sidelines and whistles on Saturday

Is Sam Leavitt really doubtful? Classic Lane Kiffin chicanery? On LSU-Ole Miss week, the fun's in the mystery

LSU's Wednesday night injury report shocker throws a wrench into one of the season's most anticipated games, but is it just another case of Lane being Lane?

Penn State is bringing Joe Paterno back into view and approaching the question it can't avoid

From Matt Campbell's white laces and a revived 'Success With Honor' banner to a new museum exhibit, Penn State's increasingly public embrace of Paterno raises the question of where its gradual restoration of his legacy ultimately leads

Most controversial finishes in college football history: Revisiting wild endings on heels of Michigan-WMU

The Wolverines have been involved in several of the most memorable games with controversial endings

Colorado has been a lot of things under Deion Sanders -- now it has to be good at football

Deion Sanders has shone a light on the Colorado program with his enigmatic presence. Now he needs a strong 2026 showing to define his tenure

In an attempt to restore its standard, Kansas State turned to people who helped build it

Kansas State has turned to a pair of former quarterbacks to help steady one of college football's most consistent winners over the past three decades

The Big Ten passed the ex-NFL integrity test, and forced the SEC's hand in the process

While the SEC was wringing its hands over LSU's attempt to bring in ex-NFL players, the Big Ten's quick action shut down college football's latest eligibility loophole headache

Thomas Castellanos joins Texas Tech as Big 12 confirms QB is eligible

The former Florida State quarterback remains eligible under the Big 12's new pro-athlete rules after attending an NFL minicamp without signing a contract, positioning him to back up Will Hammond in Lubbock.

College football's best rosters for 2026? Anonymous insiders pick Texas, Ohio State atop loaded field

CBS Sports surveyed 23 college football front office employees to get their thoughts on the most loaded rosters entering 2026

Jayden Daniels' camp picked a fight with LSU and may have overplayed his hand in Baton Rouge

The former LSU quarterback is reportedly upset his No. 5 jersey was reissued while Joe Burrow's No. 9 remains untouched in Baton Rouge

Too jacked? Why Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer bulking up won't hurt his throwing motion

After Mateer turned heads with a bulked-up physique this summer, sports science experts explain why his new muscle will help rather than hurt his throwing motion

An ACC union? Stanford players working to lay the groundwork for college sports' next labor fight

While none expect it to happen during their time in college football, Stanford players hope their efforts will one day lead to a players' union in the sport

Michigan AD Warde Manuel to step down at the end of calendar year after internal investigation

The change at the top comes on the heels of a months-long investigation into the culture within the Michigan athletics department

Michigan's Board of Regents not expected to discuss Warde Manuel, investigation at Thursday meeting

As reports swirl around the Michigan AD's future in Ann Arbor, sources tell CBS Sports a decision is unlikely to come this week

Joey McGuire admits Texas Tech misjudged Brendan Sorsby fallout, would have taken a different path

In retrospect, the Texas Tech coach says the school would have done things differently

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