
Bryan Fischer
Staff Writer at Sports Illustrated
Sports Illustrated staff writer covering college athletics. Lover (and watcher) of all things football and futbol.
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6 days ago |
si.com | Bryan Fischer
The NCAA transfer portal deadline is now a few weeks in the rearview mirror and, while there remains a handful of players who are still looking for a new home this fall, the vast majority of roster movement has settled down and we’re able to finally sketch out what the two-deep looks like for many programs going into this coming season.
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6 days ago |
si.com | Bryan Fischer
The landmark settlement in the House vs. NCAA antitrust case appears one step closer to being finalized by the U.S. district court overseeing the matter after both plaintiffs and defendants submitted a notable tweak to proposed roster limits that were at the heart of a two week delay to the process.
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2 weeks ago |
si.com | Bryan Fischer
2025 NFL draft team grades | NFL draft takeaways | Round 1 grades | Rounds 2-3 grades | 2026 QB prospect preview | Albert Breer’s final thoughtsThe 2025 NFL draft has come and gone after a dramatic weekend in Green Bay, Wis., saw moves ranging from head-scratching to savvy across the league.
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2 weeks ago |
si.com | Bryan Fischer
College athletics, as a whole, are not known for speedy and efficient decision making at the highest levels. So perhaps it is no surprise the future of the College Football Playoff—for both the 2025 season and beyond—remains in a bit of a holding pattern following three days of meetings last week for conference commissioners, television executives, bowl representatives and several others. There’s been lots of talk, to be sure, but few tangible measures of progress.
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2 weeks ago |
si.com | Bryan Fischer
While much of the football world’s attention has been locked onto the NFL draft in Green Bay this week, many personnel departments and coaches at the college level were nervously waiting on something else key to their own roster builds for this fall: the close of the transfer portal on Friday. This year’s spring portal window was certainly unique for the number of storylines created rather than the actual volume of impact players who changed teams.
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Christian Pulisic: https://t.co/V0MGgw81w9

RT @ByPatForde: Sources: NCAA leaders mulling lifting prohibitions against betting on professional sports. https://t.co/UBYTEM1uSQ

The transfer portal is largely in the rearview mirror so it's time to take a look at some of the teams who put together a strong class of new players: https://t.co/R8tx5VeasI