Dennis Dodd

3 weeks ago | cbssports.com | Will Backus |Dennis Dodd

Like a phoenix, the Pac-12 is set to rise from the ashes in July 2026. Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, San Diego State and Utah State all filed their intent to leave the Mountain West Conference on June 1, according to multiple reports.

1 month ago | cbssports.com | Shehan Jeyarajah |Dennis Dodd |Cameron Salerno

When the Olympics come to Los Angeles in 2028, perhaps the most American sport will finally make its debut. Men's and women's flag football are set to join the Olympic program, bringing gridiron action to televisions around the world. On Tuesday, the NFL voted to allow active players to participate in Olympic flag football, opening the door for a potential Dream Team to represent the United States in Los Angeles.

2 months ago | cbssports.com | Richard Johnson |Dennis Dodd

Micah Hudson is back in Lubbock, as the former five-star wide receiver announced Sunday that he was re-signing with Texas Tech out of the transfer portal. It's the latest twist in an odd journey for a highly touted player. He had eight catches for 123 yards across five games as a Red Raider in 2024. Hudson entered the transfer portal in the winter window and spent roughly a month with Texas A&M before stepping away from the team in January.

2 months ago | cbssports.com | Gary Parrish |Dennis Dodd

1 Houston This ranking is based on the Cougars returning four of the top seven scorers - specifically Emanuel Sharp, Milos Uzan, Terrance Arceneaux and Joseph Tugler - from a team that finished 35-5 and advanced to the championship game of the 2025 NCAA Tournament. That core will be joined by a recruiting class highlighted by Creighton transfer Pop Isaacs, Sam Houston transfer Kalifa Sakho, five-star freshman Chris Cenac Jr. and four-star freshmen Isiah Harwell and Kingston Flemings.

2 months ago | cbssports.com | Dennis Dodd

SAN ANTONIO -- Forty-one minutes after Houston left the floor following their first loss in 66 days, its lockerroom was opened to the media. In the church-like quiet Monday night, you could have heard a chin drop. "I'm sorry," guard Terrance Arceneaux said through tears facing the floor, towel draped over his head. "I can't do this right now.""F---," a disembodied voice roared from a back room. That voice was never identified. Maybe it didn't matter.