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1 week ago | footballscoop.com | John Brice

Barely two months before its opening game at Big Ten resident Rutgers, Ohio University has a new running backs coach and special teams coordinator, FootballScoop has learned. Blair Cavanaugh is joining Brian Smith's inaugural Ohio Bobcats staff to fill both of those roles on offense and running special teams, sources tell FootballScoop. Cavanaugh is set to replace Matt Butterfield, who resigned last month for "personal, family reasons and to help deal with a health issue," sources shared.

1 week ago | footballscoop.com | John Brice

Coming off a nine-win season that it punctuated with a MAC title-game appearance and postseason win, Miami (Ohio) has elevated a key member of its defensive staff, FootballScoop has learned. Mitch White has been promoted to the role of defensive backs for Chuck Martin's RedHawks program, sources told FootballScoop this week. White joined the Miami staff in 2024 after spending the previous season at Utah State, where he was defensive pass game coordinator and cornerbacks coach.

1 week ago | footballscoop.com | John Brice

In a wide-ranging interview on Louisville sports radio's "Deener Show," Vince Marrow, the former beloved Kentucky Wildcats assistant who's now Jeff Brohm's general manager for Louisville football, said, among many things, he's ready for war with his old employer. While proclaiming he's "not Jesus Christ," Marrow offered several nuggets about his intrastate move between the two heated Commonwealth rivals. "I've got a lot of respect for Jeff, we go way back.

1 week ago | footballscoop.com | John Brice

Grant Frerking, a former Tennessee Vols wide receiver and paid consultant in Josh Heupel's UT football program, is alleged of significant financial scams and crimes.

1 week ago | footballscoop.com | John Brice

Yes, House Settlement. Yes, revenue sharing. Yes, Name, Image and Likeness. But facilities still matter, and Cincinnati just waded into the deep end of the college pool. The Bearcats on Wednesday held the ribbon-cutting ceremony for their much-anticipated, long-awaited new football nerve center. The 210,000-square foot Sheakley Indoor Practice Facility and Athletics Performance Center, the gleaming culmination of the years-long, $134 million project, was formally opened.