College Football

1. Between lacrosse and football, Jordan Faison does it all for Notre Dame

   Playing two sports in college is nothing new, but Faison is making the lacrosse-football combo work.

2. Are colleges teaching athletes enough about gambling laws?

   Using records, ESPN found that only four schools of 24 had policies that explicitly warn athletes of legal consequences.

3. Sources: Non-Power 5 irked by settlement plan

   Several smaller-revenue leagues have pushed back against the NCAA over its plan to cut back on distribution to leagues in order to pay the expected settlement of the landmark House v. NCAA lawsuit and other related anti-trust cases, sources told ESPN.

4. FSU asks NCAA to reduce, rescind NIL penalties

   Florida State has asked the NCAA to reduce and rescind penalties imposed on its football program for NIL-related recruiting violations.

5. 1 in 3 high-profile athletes threatened by bettors

   The NCAA reports that nearly one in three star athletes receive abusive messages from people with "betting interests," with some college basketball players getting death threats during championship tournaments.

6. Shucks: Nebraska's stadium update scaled back

   The proposed $450 million project to renovate Nebraska's 100-year-old Memorial Stadium has been downsized for the time being.

7. 5-star wide receiver Moore decommits from LSU

   Five-star wide receiver Dakorien Moore, No. 3 prospect overall in the 2025 class, has decommited from LSU, saying he will not be considering offers from other schools.

8. Michigan to sell alcohol at football games in '24

   Michigan will begin selling alcohol at home games this season after the successful rollout of alcohol sales at its hockey and basketball arenas over the past academic year.

9. Hunter, Ewers, Edwards share video game cover

   Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter, Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers and Michigan running back Donovan Edwards are sharing the cover of EA Sports College Football 25, set to be released July 19.

10. 'They didn't take no for an answer': Inside the return of EA Sports College Football

    From mascots to cheers to a stadium waterfall: Why authenticity was at the center of bringing the game back after an 11-year hiatus.