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>Lee Corso Retires from College GameDay
Longtime ESPN analyst Lee Corso, known for his iconic headgear picks, will retire from "College GameDay" after Week 1 of the 2025 season.

>Colorado to Retire Jerseys
Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter will have their jerseys retired by Colorado on April 19, 2025, a significant honor for the Buffaloes’ stars.

>Transfer Portal Updates
The 2025 spring transfer portal is active, with notable players like Tennessee QB Nico Iamaleava seeking new teams, with UCLA among the schools in pursuit after disputes over his NIL package.

>Recruiting Upset
Ohio State secured four-star safety Blaine Bradford for the 2026 class, beating out LSU and Texas in a notable recruiting win.

>Potential CFP Changes
An ESPN report suggests TV ratings could influence future College Football Playoff selections, sparking discussions about the role of viewership in determining playoff contenders.

>Rose Bowl Adjusts Kickoff Time
The Rose Bowl Game will start at 4 p.m. ET on January 1, 2026, an hour earlier than usual, as part of a College Football Playoff quarterfinal tripleheader on ESPN.

>NCAA Rule Changes to Curb Fake Injuries
The NCAA has approved new rules to combat players faking injuries, including charging a timeout if a player goes down after the ball is spotted, also closing the "Oregon 12-men loophole."

>Tragic Loss
Former LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy died in an apparent suicide, according to authorities, marking a somber moment for the college football community.

>Rece Davis Stays with ESPN
College GameDay host Rece Davis signed a new seven-year deal with ESPN, fending off interest from Fox Sports.

>NIL and Roster Changes
The NCAA Board approved legislative changes, including roster limits and the elimination of some amateurism rules, pending the House settlement, with a new NIL Clearinghouse and enforcement arm in development.