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The college football season begins in earnest on Thursday, and Clemson and Alabama again look favorites to go head-to-head for the national title.

Clemson begins the defense of its national title on Thursday when it hosts Georgia Tech, while Alabama opens its campaign on Saturday against Duke.

Arizona looks to put a difficult season behind it when it takes the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors in Honolulu on Saturday.

The 2019 college football season begins on Saturday for the FBS as the two Florida rivals collide in Orlando.

Alabama's quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and Clemson's signal-caller Trevor Lawrence lead the race for the Heisman Trophy.

Clemson is the favorite to retain its national title this season, closely followed by Alabama and Georgia.

Week Zero of the 2019 season gets underway on Saturday, before the FBS heavyweights take the field on Thursday.

Critics of the rule claimed it specifically targeted sports agent Rich Paul, who doesn't have a college degree but represents some of the biggest names in sports, including LeBron James.

The NCAA has reportedly set new criteria requiring a college degree for agents who wish to consult student athletes attempting to turn pro.

Murphy released a report that targeted colleges for treating student-athletes as athletes first and students second.

The NCAA is examining changing its rules, but until that happens, the organization said student-athletes could face negative consequences.

Number two-ranked Vanderbilt and unseeded Michigan go head-to-head for the NCAA national title from Monday.

Along with giving the sports the chance to reach championship status, it could mean additional scholarship opportunities.

The NCAA Division I baseball tournament will feature 64 teams, eight of which will go on to the College World Series.

California legislators aren't the only lawmakers pushing for student-athletes to be able to sign endorsement deals, either.

"You know I love those short sleeves, such beautiful arms," said Trump. "Great definition."

Last week, the NCAA told Scheck she had to return the $58,000 raised or she would forfeit her eligibility.

At least two former University of Kentucky basketball stars issued an ultimatum demanding their Hall of Fame plaques be removed from Louisville's Freedom Hall after KKK and Nazi memorabilia was sold at a gun show.

Mark Whipple has since apologized, but he will miss next week's game against South Florida.

Games are being moved or canceled as Hurricane Florence's landfall nears.

Jordan McNair died of heatstroke on June 13, two weeks after he was rushed to hospital.

The university self-reported the incident in January, before the NCAA launched its investigation.

A last-minute jumper by MJ broke a 25-year post-season losing streak—and brought an NCAA championship to Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

The university was forced to delete the tweet after it gathered 91,000 retweets in three hours.

The NCAA Final Four gets underway on Saturday in San Antonio.

The top five ranked teams in the South have all been knocked out.

The Buffalo Bulls pulled off a huge upset by beating fourth-seeded Arizona in the first round.

Bush backed Texas A&M to clinch a first NCAA title.

Research shows the number of vasectomies during March Madness spikes every year.

March Madness kicks off on Thursday.