Cameron Salerno

3 days ago | cbssports.com | Will Backus |Tom Fornelli |Cameron Salerno

Most of the offseason dust has finally settled as college football enters its (relatively) quiet summer period. The transfer portal is officially closed until December. Barring any surprises or scandals, coaching staffs are set. Programs wrapped up spring practice, meaning teams won't formally take the field together again until fall camp. With the chaos toned down, CBS Sports' Brandon Marcello ranked the top 25 teams in college football exiting the spring window.

5 days ago | cbssports.com | Sam Quinn |Cameron Salerno

From the middle of October through the middle of April, teams have at least some measure of control over where they'll draft in June. No team can have better odds for the No. 1 overall pick than 14%, but still, you can ensure yourself that 14% shot on lottery night by playing badly enough. The Jazz, Hornets and Wizards just did that. If you try hard enough, you're almost always going to lose a whole lot of games. But when lottery night itself arrives? Well, it's out of your hands at that point.

6 days ago | cbssports.com | Will Backus |Cameron Salerno

Former Alabama coach Nick Saban is expected to co-chair President Donald Trump's commission into college athletics, a source confirmed to CBS Sport's Richard Johnson. The news comes after Trump met with Saban to discuss potential name, image and likeness reform. Additionally, Texas businessman Cody Campbell, founder of Texas Tech's Matador Club NIL collective and chairman of the Texas Tech board of regents, will serve as co-chair alongside Saban.

6 days ago | cbssports.com | Will Backus |Cameron Salerno

Former Alabama coach Nick Saban and Texas businessman Cody Campbell, founder of Texas Tech's Matador Club NIL collective and chairman of the Texas Tech board of regents, are expected to co-chair President Donald Trump's commission into college athletics, according to The Athletic. The news comes after Trump met with Saban to discuss potential name, image and likeness reform.

1 week ago | cbssports.com | Cameron Salerno

Golden State Warriors guard Buddy Hield has played nine seasons in the NBA for five different teams during his rollercoaster professional career. He signed a four-year contract with the Warriors last summer, which marked his third team in three years. He is known as one of the best 3-point shooters of his generation and has connected on 39.7% of his attempts during his lengthy career.