The NCAA finally put its foot down over "Blind Transfers."

The NCAA Division I Cabinet passed emergency blind-transfer legislation on Wednesday, reining in when athletes can transfer and enroll at a new institution. The term “blind transfer” refers to an athlete who unenrolls from their current school and enrolls at a new university outside of the transfer portal window. The vote comes after the NCAA FBS oversight […]

Targeting remains the most divisive, confusing and frustrating penalty among fans and coaches, and the NCAA is considering easing up on the punishment.

The targeting penalty is the talk of the Fiesta Bowl’s fourth quarter. While that controversial targeting call ejected Miami defensive back Xavier Lucas, Mario Cristobal took it hard.

A quarterback reportedly reneging on a lucrative deal to hit the transfer portal, only to return to his original school. Another starting QB, this one in the College Football Playoff, awaiting approval from the NCAA to play next season, an expensive NIL deal apparently hanging in the balance. It is easy to see why many observers say things are a mess in college football even amid a highly compelling postseason.

In a landmark moment in college athletics, one university has filed suit against another over tortious interference, according to documents obtained by Yahoo Sports.