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Baylor Bears quarterback Sawyer Robertson paid tribute to defensive linesman Alex Foster, who was announced to have died aged 18 on Wednesday. Alex Foster was the top ranked prospect in the Bears recruitment class of 2024 and had the potential to have a strong career as a defensive linesman for the Bears. Foster didn't play during his true freshman year, as he was redshirted but practised with the team in preparation for the 2025 season.

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UNLV coach Dan Mullens has come up with an idea that he thinks will change college football. Get rid of the spring transfer portal. On Wednesday, Mullens said this: “Get rid of this Spring transfer portal… in January this is your team for one year.” Expand Tweet Unlock Free tips from our Experts Here is how fans responded to this idea on social media. These fans agreeing with the idea, commented:"of course he's right." Said this fan "Agree.

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Former Baylor Bear star Robert Griffin III has paid tribute to Alex Foster, a defensive lineman for the Bears who has died. On Wednesday, Griffin wrote on X:"Prayers up for the family, teammates and friends of Baylor Defensive Lineman Alex Foster. Alex passed away at the age of 18 overnight. So much more life to live 🙏🏾." Unlock Free tips from our Experts Expand Tweet Reports have stated that Foster died overnight while in Mississippi.

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It was announced by EA Sports on Tuesday that Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is going to feature on the cover of the College Football 26 video game. After this announcement, Smith took to social media to make the following post to promote the game he is on the cover of. "More than a game," he wrote. Unlock Free tips from our Experts Expand Tweet Jeremiah Smith is only a sophomore, but is already seen as one of the top wide receivers in all of college football.

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The LSU Tigers, as well as every other program in college football, has entered an era where the amount of money a team can spend means a lot. With this money, one can lure the top recruits to the school by promising them a significant NIL (Name, Image and Likeness) deal. During the latest edition of the "After Further Review" podcast, LSU Tigers booster Gordon McKennan went on the show to discuss whether the Tigers will be able to competitively spend in the new "NIL era" of college football.