9:55 AM ET With the country continuing to battle the coronavirus pandemic, the state of the college football season remains uncertain, and a standard fall schedule seems unlikely as August approaches. Each conference has put together a plan for the upcoming season, but as the news changes, so will the college football landscape. Here are

9:45 PM ET Associated Press Michigan State’s football team is pausing workouts after a staff member tested positive for COVID-19. The school said Wednesday night it was preparing to begin a 20-hour week in which athletes and staff would be in larger groups than during voluntary workouts or eight-hour weeks. It conducted surveillance COVID-19 testing

6:46 PM ET University of Pittsburgh athletics director Heather Lyke asked the members of the Senate Judiciary Committee to prohibit betting on collegiate sports during a hearing Wednesday in Washington, D.C. Lyke, who appeared remotely, testified that presidents of Atlantic Coast Conference schools unanimously oppose gambling on collegiate sports over concerns for the well-being of

9:30 AM ET West Virginia and defensive coordinator Vic Koenning have mutually agreed to separate, the school announced Wednesday, a month after an investigation opened into Koenning over allegations of mistreatment. Safety Kerry Martin Jr. detailed the mistreatment that he received from Koenning in a lengthy social media post June 23, alleging that Koenning called

9:34 PM ET Miami got a big recruiting win Tuesday when ESPN 300 athlete James Williams announced his commitment to the Hurricanes. I know my momma prond of what her son becoming 💯 #Blessed pic.twitter.com/Iqye4iTPou — James Williams (@Begreat_20) July 22, 2020 Williams is the No. 33-ranked prospect overall out of American Heritage High School

7:56 PM ET Mississippi State running back Kylin Hill, whose leadership helped bring about a change to the state flag, was presented with the keys to his hometown of Columbus on Tuesday night. Mayor Robert Smith said Hill made a “heroic stand in the face of adversity” when he tweeted in June that he would

8:25 PM ET The Southwestern Athletic Conference is postponing its fall sports competitions and championships because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and has begun plans to push the fall schedule to the 2021 spring semester, according to a statement provided to ESPN on Monday. The plans for football include a seven-game conference schedule that begins

6:03 PM ET A former Nebraska volleyball player is among nine women who filed a lawsuit Monday against the University of Nebraska alleging the school mishandled complaints of sexual assault and harassment, including reports involving accusations against at least five athletes. The lawsuit filed Monday in the U.S. District Court for the District of Nebraska

5:35 PM ET Associated Press The University of Texas says it anticipates hosting football games this season at 50% capacity in the stands. Athletic director Chris Del Conte emailed season-ticket holders Monday telling them the school is working closely with Gov. Greg Abbott’s office and is following state guidelines on social distancing amid the coronavirus

11:20 AM ET Georgia defensive back Divaad Wilson entered the transfer portal on Monday. Wilson, a former four-star prospect from Miami, started two games as a redshirt freshman last season. He made his first career interception against Notre Dame but missed the Allstate Sugar Bowl against Baylor due to injury. Wilson made his decision to