Brown: UNC can be better despite losing Maye

North Carolina has not named a starting quarterback to replace first-round pick Drake Maye, but coach Mack Brown thinks the Tar Heels have a chance to be a better team no matter who wins the competition.


Here's how Cal, Stanford and SMU changed everything for the ACC

To get ready for their move to a bicoastal conference, the programs had to revamp their travel schedules.


ACC to fight Clemson, FSU 'as long as it takes'

ACC commissioner Jim Phillips vigorously defended the league as questions have swirled about its long-term future after lawsuits by Clemson and Florida State.


Sarkisian: Texas will need both Ewers, Manning

Texas coach Steve Sarkisian said at SEC media days on Wednesday that the Longhorns will likely need both Quinn Ewers and Arch Manning to be successful this season.


Bama's DeBoer: 'Blessing' to be part of program

Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer spoke Wednesday about carrying on the program's "great tradition" from Nick Saban and how he welcomed the expectations.


Sankey on adding to SEC: 'I'm not a recruiter'

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey reiterated Monday that the league is focused on its 16 members and he is not recruiting any others, in his remarks to open SEC media days.


Arch Manning reverses course: 'I'm in' EA game

Texas quarterback Arch Manning has reversed course, announcing Tuesday that he has opted in for EA Sports College Football 25.


Uiagalelei wants '23 FSU players at ACC Kickoff

FSU QB DJ Uiagalelei declined an invitation to ACC Kickoff, saying the Seminoles should be represented by members of last season's undefeated team.


Can Fran Brown make Syracuse a powerhouse?

In his first head-coaching gig, Brown wants to make the Orange the pride of the northeast.


Phillips optimistic despite FSU, Clemson lawsuits

ACC commissioner Jim Phillips said Wednesday the pending litigation with Florida State and Clemson is "disruptive" and "harmful" but it has not changed the dynamic between them as the league wrapped up three days of meetings.