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OregonLive: Marcus Mariota readily acknowledged his status as the backup to starting quarterback Derek Carr after he signed with the

SI | College Football: Two ACC teams have expressed concerns over Liberty’s COVID-19 testing protocols ahead of their nonconference football

Duck Territory: A number of Oregon commits have already indicated that they won’t be playing their senior season of high

Bucknuts: Parents of football players in the Big Ten are making their voices heard. And they are not pleased about the

Sports Illustrated: Pablo Fields was driving on the Cobb Parkway in Kennesaw, Ga., Tuesday afternoon when he heard the news: His

ESPN: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued an emergency authorization on Saturday allowing public use of a saliva-based test for

USCFootball.com: USC unveiled its latest workout video on Friday morning, which tied in the recent cancellation of the 2020 fall

Duck Territory: There are areas Kelly Graves-coached teams have thrived in during his time in Eugene. However, the most consistent of

Sun Devil Source: With the Big Ten and Pac-12 deciding to cancel their fall football seasons, other conferences are pressing on. The SEC,

Zona Zealots: It’s hard to find silver linings amid the Covid pandemic, especially as we now hit the five-month mark since

Deseret News: Frustration and emotions continue to burn nearly a week after conferences decided to pull the plug on football and

ESPN: Although their preference remains to host traditional men’s and women’s basketball tournaments in March, NCAA leaders have discussed the particulars

ESPN: A week ago, the Big Ten finally released its long-awaited schedule. The SEC revealed its crossover games, lighting up social

CUBuffs.com: Herb Orvis, one of the stalwarts on defense at the University of Colorado on its 1969 Liberty and 1971

TrojanSports.com: For the second week in a row, USC reported zero positive COVID-19 tests out of 132 conducted in the

CBS Sports: It’s hard to categorize the earth-shifting events over the last five months. We have gone from no NCAA

Athlon Sports: The Pac-12’s 2020 college football season for the fall has been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While

SI | CalSportsReport: Never has the term “political football” been more appropriate. The editorial page of the San Francisco Chronicle

AP News: The Associated Press intends to rank teams if major college football games are played this season. A most

SI | NCAAFB: A shortened fall season with almost no fans and no true national championship, in the midst of

Duck Territory: Marcus Mariota has embraced his role as a backup for the Las Vegas Raiders and is catching the eye

ESPN: A week ago, the Big Ten finally released its long-awaited schedule. The SEC revealed its crossover games, lighting up

Conquest Chronicles: The coronavirus continues to change the way the world is doing things — and sports has clearly not been unaffected

Arizona Desert Swarm: Traveling internationally isn’t easy during the coronavirus pandemic, but the Arizona Wildcats expect to have their entire roster on campus by the

Yahoo Sports: First, the Big Ten announced there would be no fall football. The Pac-12 did the same. Although both conferences have said

USA Today: On Wednesday night, Florida State receiver D.J. Matthews tweeted — and then rather quickly deleted — that he

CBS Sports: But for right now, there are still college football conferences and teams working towards holding some variation of

247Sports: The NCAA finally issued a response to the Big Ten and Pac-12 canceling their fall seasons for football and other

ESPN: College basketball might have its first Plan B. An event operator in Houston has proposed a bubble involving 20 teams

ESPN: NCAA president Mark Emmert endorsed the idea of potentially using bubbles for NCAA championships — including basketball — in the

ESPN: NCAA president Mark Emmert on Thursday made it clear that the NCAA has no authority to tell the SEC, ACC

Wildcat Authority: When the Pac-12 made the decision to postpone the fall football season, it did so after looking at

CUBuffs.com: When it comes to college football, if there is anything we have learned over the last week — actually,

Arizona Desert Swarm: We ran another Twitter poll Tuesday asking our followers if the Pac-12 made the right decision postponing