Not just an ordinary day.
The list of college football players opting out is growing by the day. A University of Miami star became the latest, with UM head coach Manny Diaz announcing Thursday that pass rusher Greg Rousseau won't play in 2020. “As a coach, we are for these young men and advocates for them,” Diaz Full Story
The 2020 college football season may or may not happen because of the coronavirus, but the USA Today coaches' poll is out. Clemson is No. 1. Full Story
Coach Cristobal and the Ducks have a lot to prove in his third year. Full Story
Moore had over 1,400 total yards in 2018, but was limited to just four games in 2019 because of injury. Full Story
Purdue receiver Rondale Moore announced Thursday he is opting out of the 2020 college football season. “Given the unprecedented circumstances we are currently living in, the best choice for my family and I is to opt out of the upcoming season and prepare for the 2021 NFL Draft,” Moore said Full Story
Thomas, a 5-star recruit in 2018, has over 16.5 tackles for loss across the past two seasons. He can play a maximum of four games if he redshirts. Full Story
The Big Sky Conference is planning to move to play an eight-game schedule in the spring due to ongoing concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic, according to multiple reports. The conference has yet to announce their intentions but the Big Sky Presidents' Council met on Thursday afternoon to discuss Full Story
Rotoworld keeps track of the college football players opting out of the 2020 season. (Getty Images) Full Story