College Football

1. Best QBs, NFL draft risers and more from Day 1 at Senior Bowl

   Our draft experts break down how the best prospects fared, which under-the-radar prospects are rising, and more from Day 1 in Mobile, Alabama.

2. How Manny Diaz has Miami thinking big again

   The Hurricanes' new coach isn't wasting any time changing the program. Would you expect anything else from the inventor of the Turnover Chain?

3. Texas A&M backup QB Starkel looking to transfer

   With two years of eligibility left, former Texas A&M starting quarterback Nick Starkel announced Tuesday he's looking to leave the school as a graduate transfer.

4. Deion Sanders' son Shilo picks South Carolina

   ESPN 300 cornerback Shilo Sanders, son of Pro Football Hall of Fame cornerback Deion Sanders, announced his commitment to South Carolina in a video Tuesday night.

5. DL stays at Senior Bowl as fiancée gives birth

   NFL prospect Khalen Saunders of Western Illinois elected to stay at the Senior Bowl after he was informed that his fiancée had gone into labor back in Chicago. She gave birth Tuesday.

6. Rashan Gary eyes 'legacy' with own agency

   Rashan Gary is living his dream as the founder and CEO of his own sports agency.

7. Florida State sorry for Martin Luther King graphic

   Florida State's football recruiting department issued an apology Monday after tweeting and subsequently deleting an image of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. into a graphic containing the team's slogan to celebrate the civil rights icon's holiday.

8. Sources: Alabama adds 4 new assistant coaches

   Alabama has added four new assistant coaches to its staff in Charles Kelly, Sal Sunseri, Kyle Flood and most recently Charles Huff, sources confirmed to ESPN.

9. Winfree helps American team to first NFLPA win

   Despite the loss, Slippery Rock's Wes Hills was selected the game MVP after running 78 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries for the National team.

10. Breaking down the Big 12 recruiting classes

    Oklahoma and Texas are leading the way with a combined 23 of the Big 12's 30 ESPN 300 commitments, but several other classes are also filling holes well with 2019 recruits.