Scott Dochterman
National College Football Reporter at The Athletic
National college football reporter @TheAthleticCFB.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Scott Dochterman
No sport has a longer offseason than college football, and it's nearly inarguable that the sport has as much drama off the field during that eight-month layoff - and during the regular season itself - as it does on Saturdays in the fall.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Scott Dochterman
Iowa's athletics department has hired former Kansas City Chiefs general manager and New England Patriots executive Scott Pioli as a consultant to help the football program transition into a new financial model. The move comes as universities prepare to pay athletes directly in response to the landmark House settlement approved last week.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Scott Dochterman
Five months after winning its second consecutive College Football Playoff national championship, the Big Ten has emerged bruised and battered from the process of proposing automatic qualifiers for an expanded CFP beginning with the 2026 season. The Big Ten has for months recommended a CFP plan that would give four automatic bids to itself and the SEC, two each to the ACC and Big 12 and one for the top conference champion from the other six leagues (4+4+2+2+1).
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4 weeks ago |
dailyherald.com | Scott Dochterman
Iowa offensive coordinator Tim Lester is a Wheaton native who used to be the head coach at Elmhurst University. AP IOWA CITY, Iowa — For the better part of a half-decade, backhanded compliments have branded the Iowa football program as both a winner and a loser, none phrased better than the “Punting is Winning” T-shirts once sold by former All-America punter Tory Taylor. Taylor and his predecessors regularly blessed the Hawkeyes’ defense with great field position.
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4 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Scott Dochterman
Fox Sports and defending College Football Playoff champion Ohio State had an agreement to move the Buckeyes' season-opening game against Texas to Sunday in prime time, but Longhorns' brass vetoed the move, keeping the game at noon on the season's first Saturday. "There was a deal in place between Fox and Ohio State to move the game to Sunday night," Mike Mulvihill, Fox Sports' president of insights and analytics, told The Athletic.
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