
John Talty
National College Sports Reporter at 247Sports
National College Sports Reporter at CBS Sports
National college sports reporter @CBSSports. Wall Street Journal bestselling author. Most recent book "The Price" w/@ArmenKeteyian out now.
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cbssports.com | Carter Bahns |John Talty
TCU will be in familiar territory when it opens the 2025 college football season. The Horned Frogs are in for a high-profile opener Sept. 1 at North Carolina, and all eyes will be on the opposing sideline when Bill Belichick puts on the headset for the first time with the Tar Heels. It lines up to be the second opener against a marquee first-year coach in three years for Sonny Dykes and the Horned Frogs, who in 2023 were at the center of the college football universe for all the wrong reasons.
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cbssports.com | John Talty
MIRAMAR BEACH, Fla. – LSU coach Brian Kelly strongly endorsed a rumored scheduling alliance between the Big Ten and SEC on Wednesday. And he isn't alone. "Our first goal would be wanting to play Big 10 teams as coaches," Kelly said Wednesday. "I can speak for the room. We want to play Big Ten teams but you've got to get a partner. You've got to get a partner who says we're in for that, too. So we've made our voice clear, our athletic directors know that as well that we would like that.
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bvmsports.com | John Talty
MIRAMAR BEACH, Fla. - A year ago, Lane Kiffin said he would happily appear in the EA Sports College Football franchise, believing it could help with recruiting. On Tuesday, the world found out Kiffin got his wish when EA Sports revealed its College Football 26 deluxe cover featuring the Ole Miss football coach.
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1 week ago |
cbssports.com | John Talty
MIRAMAR BEACH, Fla. – A year ago, Lane Kiffin said he would happily appear in the EA Sports College Football franchise, believing it could help with recruiting. On Tuesday, the world found out Kiffin got his wish when EA Sports revealed its College Football 26 deluxe cover featuring the Ole Miss football coach.
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thepress.net | John Talty
While SEC coaches are in favor of playing an annual Big Ten opponent, there's a lot they don't agree on when it comes to scheduling
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That this was actually signed into law is...something. If I'm a fan getting begged to donate money to a school to pay players, can't say I'd be thrilled that people making upwards of 7-figures won't be paying taxes on any of it. If you want to drop income taxes, do it for

Arkansas’ bill to amend its NIL law has been signed into law. Among other things it: -allows schools to pay NIL comp to athletes -makes those payments exempt from state income tax! -makes financial info on those payments confidential and not subject to open record requests https://t.co/BCCs4Sn9zX