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This year in college sports looked unlike any other, but don't take your eye off the ball. This is still a system that runs on free labor.

From coffee and fruit punch, to frozen yogurt, candy and even mustard, stars across all sports inked partnerships in the food space this year.

It’s been nearly 18 months since the introduction of name, image and likeness legislation and many in the college landscape still are learning how to traverse the challenges of allowing athletes moneymaking opportunities. That includes bowl officials and their sponsors, who are trying to figure out how to best utilize…

It will include complete figures of earnings expectations for collegiate athletes, with the aim of helping coaches and administrators navigate the NIL landscape.

BOULDER, Colo. — Deion Sanders hadn’t even been formally introduced as the CU head coach, and he already had a blue-chip recruit in his pocket.

The long-awaited return for the popular franchise—which has been out of production since 2013—will have to wait even longer.

No. 3 Michigan running back Blake Corum may be the most pivotal player in The Game against No. 2 Ohio State on the road Saturday with a spot in the Big Ten championship game and likely the College Football Playoff at stake

JSU’s Deion Sanders and Holy Cross’s Bob Chesney are among the lower-level coaches who could be candidates to make the jump.

Kentucky football’s win at Missouri offered plenty of reason to be excited about the program’s future.