Major schools facing recruitment struggles
With he prospect of on-campus camps dimming by the day, many coaches predict that recruits in the class of 2021 are more likely to stay close to home.
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Clay Helton says USC would need four weeks to ramp up before fall camp
The COVID-19 pandemic has scrambled plans for college football. USC coach Clay Helton said the Trojans would need about four weeks of preparation before the start of fall camp.
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Coronavirus: Wyoming's Craig Bohl and wife Leia donate $100,000 for scholarships for seniors who lost spring seasons
Wyoming said the money will cover scholarship costs for every senior who wants to return in 2020-21.
Dabo Swinney: I have 'zero doubt' there will be college football this fall
The Clemson head coach addressed the media during a teleconference on Friday and shared his optimism that there will be games played in the 2020 season.
Read more: https://sports.yahoo.com/dabo-swinney-zero-doubt-college-200902416.html?src=rss
Tennessee coach ready to tap high school days to be creative
Tennessee coach Jeremy Pruitt finally has gotten the chance to talk football with his Volunteers, even if limited to a two-hour, video session online. The third-year Tennessee coach is embracing the virtual time he gets to work with his players following the go-ahead from the Southeastern Conference. “You get creative, you find a way,” Pruitt said Friday in a call with reporters.
Throwback: Bill Withers joins Pete Carroll's USC football team to sing 'Lean On Me'
Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Bill Withers passed away on April 3rd, 2020 at the age of 81. USC fans may remember when Withers joined Pete Carroll and the Trojans at a team meeting in 2009 to recreate his 1972 hit "Lean On Me".
Read more: https://sports.yahoo.com/throwback-bill-withers-joins-pete-190557022.html?src=rss
Yahoo Sports' top 2020 NFL draft prospects, No. 30: Alabama CB Trevon Diggs
Here's the scouting report on our No. 30 overall prospect in the 2020 NFL draft.
Mississippi State coach Mike Leach apologizes for tweet
Mississippi State football coach Mike Leach has apologized on social media for posting a tweet that drew criticism from Bulldogs players and an assistant professor at the school before it was deleted. Leach’s tweet had more than 4,000 likes on Thursday morning, the newspaper said. Mississippi State assistant sociology professor and author Margaret A. Hagerman chastised Leach and wrote that lynching jokes are incredibly offensive anywhere and “especially in Mississippi.”
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