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Dennis Dodd

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Houston adding a potent offense to its suffocating defense has the Big 12 champs set for a Final Four run

While the other projected No. 1 seeds have issues, it's the Cougars who look like the team to beat in the NCAA Tournament

Houston star J'Wan Roberts wisely sits as Cougars head to Big 12 Tournament title game after pounding BYU

Injuries derailed the Cougars' in the last three NCAA Tournaments, so being cautious with Roberts in the Big 12 tourney is the right call

Big 12 back to divisions? League mulls College Football Playoff AQ options with play-in games at forefront

With CFP changes on the horizon, the Big 12 is considering its options to find its place

Kansas botches chance at Big 12 Tournament underdog role as Arizona cruises past Jayhawks in quarterfinals

The same issues that plagued Bill Self's team all season were on display Thursday night against the Wildcats

From walking with Mike Leach to sitting with Nick Saban, Dennis Dodd reflects on 27 years at CBS Sports

Dodd spent 45 years in sports journalism in a career anything but short yet certainly sweet; he still has a few thoughts on his way out

NCAA committee tables Army, Navy request to add regular-season game in hopes of boosting CFP chances

The service academies play their annual rivalry game one week after the playoff field is selected

Armed with more eligibility and NIL, Diego Pavia's value could go from nonexistent to full-fledged empire

The Vanderbilt quarterback has become the face of a suddenly relevant SEC program

College coaches write letter urging NCAA to change 'stringent' eligibility requirements for JUCO athletes

Relaxing the eligibility requirements for JUCOs has quickly emerged as a hot topic in college sports

ACC settlement paradox is one of strength and futility, but college sports will eventually tear itself apart

The ACC has bought itself time by settling with Florida State and Clemson, but the writing is on the wall

The original transfer portal, junior colleges face their own 'last chance' amid football's sweeping changes

Hamstrung by funding and a growing distance from the NCAA, JUCOs may need to get creative to survive

Missouri coach Dennis Gates is the key to the Tigers going from a winless SEC season to the NCAA Tournament

The Tigers were 0-18 in SEC games last season, but Gates has Mizzou trending in the right direction

Despite running fewer plays, college football games are actually getting longer ... so who's to blame?

An annual look at key numbers from Dennis Dodd also reveals targeting penalties are doing their job

NCAA Rules Committee takes aim at injury feigning as flopping in college football hits 'inflection point'

Faking injuries has been a growing issue since the practice emerged to cool down up-tempo offenses

How Stanford legend Andrew Luck is embracing arduous task of resurrecting Cardinal amid challenges of new era

Luck has the chance to reshape not just the football program, but Stanford athletics as a whole

College football's credibility at stake as Big Ten, SEC aim to tighten stranglehold on playoff access

The two power leagues are seeking four automatic bids apiece as talks are scheduled to resume on Wednesday

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