College Football

1. Revisiting the 2016 class: Recruits who had the biggest impacts

   We look back fondly to the Class of 2016. Here are the prospects who rose to the top and had huge impacts for their respective teams.

2. Mack Brown is back at UNC. Can he still run a program?

   Can a 67-year-old coach who has been out of football for six years restore dignity to a program he last coached in 1997? UNC and Mack Brown are banking on it.

3. Fired Baylor coach Briles lands Texas HS job

   Art Briles was fired in the wake of Baylor's sexual assault scandal in 2016.

4. Michigan lands in-state ESPN 300 DE McGregor

   Defensive end Braiden McGregor is the No. 26-ranked prospect in the 2020 class.

5. Banned Clemson duo lose appeals, out for '19

   The NCAA denied appeals by Clemson TE Braden Galloway and OL Zach Giella after the two tested positive for ostarine in December 2018. They will not be able to play next season.

6. Georgia QB Mathis has cyst removed from brain

   Georgia quarterback D'Wan Mathis is expected to make a full recovery after undergoing surgery Thursday to remove a cyst from his brain.

7. AD Bjork leaves Ole Miss for Texas A&M job

   Ross Bjork, who had served as Ole Miss' athletic director for the past seven years, has been named athletic director at Texas A&M. Bjork replaces Scott Woodward, who left for the same role at LSU in April.

8. Hawaii Bowl returns to Christmas Eve for 2019

   The Hawaii Bowl will be back on Christmas Eve this year after being played on Dec. 22 last season, only the fourth time in the game's history that it had not been held on Dec. 24.

9. Notre Dame adds running back prospect Tyree

   Notre Dame has added a highly regarded running back prospect in Chris Tyree.

10. Dabo Confidential: Clemson coach dishes on Bama, Saban, new contract

    Dabo Swinney sat down with ESPN for a Q&A on his new contract, Alabama, Nick Saban and more.