College Football

1. Proposal to expand CFP to eight teams shelved

   A proposal to expand the College Football Playoff to eight teams this year was shelved.

2. SEC grants eligibility waivers to some transfers

   The SEC approved waivers for some players who transferred within the conference amid the coronavirus pandemic.

3. SJSU moving practice outside county due to virus

   The San Jose State football team will travel 320 miles to Humboldt State to prepare for its Oct. 24 opener because local regulations restrict practicing in groups larger than 12.

4. Drinkwitz: Test reporting 'kind of a free-for-all'

   Missouri football coach Eli Drinkwitz, saying SEC teams don't share information and there's no uniform league policy for reporting COVID-19 test results, called the process "kind of a free-for-all."

5. LSU's Stingley likely to play after hospital stay

   Star cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. is expected to play this week after being released from the hospital Saturday, providing "a huge lift" for an LSU defense shredded by Mississippi State last week.

6. Irish link virus outbreak to meal, vomiting player

   Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly said doctors determined the team's outbreak of positive COVID-19 tests stemmed from two events: a team meal prior to their game vs. USF, and a player who vomited on the sideline during the game.

7. Sooner or later, LSU and Oklahoma geaux into the Bottom 10

   With the return of the SEC, we're back to our full, 10-team rankings, and two College Football Playoff teams from last season are tied for the Coveted Fifth Spot.

8. Who is Trey Lance? Meet the NFL draft darling playing only once this fall

   Trevor Lawrence and Justin Fields are two quarterbacks everyone mentions when talking about top NFL draft prospects. Trey Lance? Heard of him? If not, now is the time to start paying attention to the North Dakota State star.

9. 'Can we play just one game?' Inside Houston football's lost month of September

   So much for September football for the Houston Cougars. Not one, not two, but all five of their games this month were canceled.

10. Heisman Watch: The SEC joins the party

    Clemson's QB still holds a lead over Ohio State's QB, but two quarterbacks from the SEC have joined the race.