1. Quarterback Brendan Sorsby, cleared to enter the 2027 NFL Draft after settling with the league.
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    NFL and Brendan Sorsby Settle Dispute, Clearing Him for the 2027 Draft

    The NFL, NFLPA and Brendan Sorsby settled their supplemental-draft dispute, agreeing the quarterback will be eligible for the 2027 NFL Draft and won't challenge the decision after his NCAA gambling ban.

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  2. Notre Dame Lands 4-Star WR Julius Jones Jr. and His Brother in Two-for-One Pledge
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    Notre Dame Lands 4-Star WR Julius Jones Jr. and His Brother in Two-for-One Pledge

    Notre Dame lands 4-star WR Julius Jones Jr., the No. 75 composite prospect nationally, and his younger brother Andre in a two-for-one pledge continuing the Jones family legacy.

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  3. Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby
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    Brendan Sorsby Weighs NFL Supplemental Draft After NCAA Gambling Ruling

    Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby — ruled permanently ineligible by the NCAA after admitting to roughly $90,000 in sports bets — faces a June 22 deadline to apply for the NFL supplemental draft, where evaluators have called him second-round talent.

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  4. Kirby Smart Says SEC "Not Afraid to Break Away" From NCAA at Spring Meetings
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    Kirby Smart Says SEC "Not Afraid to Break Away" From NCAA at Spring Meetings

    "If we can't find rules that everybody plays by, then we should play our own," Smart said at SEC spring meetings. The comments follow Georgia president Jere Morehead calling the current state of college football "anarchy."

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  5. Big Ten Proposes Massive College Football Playoff Expansion to 28 Teams
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    Big Ten Proposes Massive College Football Playoff Expansion to 28 Teams

    The Big Ten has proposed expanding the College Football Playoff to 28 teams and eliminating conference championship games—a move that would give the Big Ten and SEC seven automatic bids apiece.

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  6. College Sports Commission Relaxes NIL Collective Restrictions Following Legal Pressure
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    College Sports Commission Relaxes NIL Collective Restrictions Following Legal Pressure

    Under legal pressure, the College Sports Commission agreed to treat NIL collectives more like standard businesses — potentially reopening a major loophole in the House settlement's revenue-sharing framework.

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