College Football News

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Tennessee has hired former Oakland Raiders assistant Derrick Ansley as defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach.

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A self-created hole has suddenly, but not unexpectedly, opened up on Willie Taggart's Florida State coaching staff. In a statement sent out by the university, Taggart announced that he has decided to part ways with one of his assistants, Greg Frey.  Frey, who was a member of FSU's 1993 national

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Mike Gundy's mullet has entered its second year of popularizing business in the front and party in the back. The Oklahoma State football coach claims that the now-famous 'do is worth "millions" to the school and has aided recruiting efforts. Gundy has rocked the style in the past, as

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The postseason ban is one of the NCAA's favorite instruments of justice. In recent years, football programs at USC, Miami, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Missouri, and others have faced them. Some bowl bans hurt more than others. The pain might depend on how good the banned team is. Does the ban cost you

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One of the most complicated coach/coordinator pairings in the country has lasted for only a season. The news that 247 Sports reported on Wednesday was confirmed in a press release from Oregon on Thursday: defensive coordinator Jim Leavitt and the Ducks have “mutually reached an agreement to part ways

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UT Vols coach Jeremy Pruitt speaks about his excitement for the incoming recruit class at a signing ceremony on Feb. 6, 2019. This is Part III of a nine-part series examining the outlook for Tennessee at each position in advance of spring practice, which begins March 7. Today, we preview tight ends.

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