College Football

1. COVID-19 and the financial impact on businesses closely associated with college football

   Fewer fans, less spending. It's hardly a recipe for financial stability, as so many businesses with ties to college football are finding out.

2. QB Lawrence to stay at Clemson? 'Who knows?'

   Clemson QB Trevor Lawrence, who is the favorite to be the No. 1 pick in next year's NFL draft, is hinting at staying in school for his senior season. "Who knows?" he said. "There's a lot of things that could happen."

3. Sources: RB Hill not expected to play for Miss. St.

   Mississippi State running back and All-SEC selection Kylin Hill is not expected to play for the team again this season, sources told ESPN, having indicated to the coaching staff that he will opt out and begin preparing for the NFL draft.

4. Michigan fan who threatened Ohio St. sentenced

   The Michigan football fan who threatened a shooting at Ohio State University during the schools' annual rivalry game in 2018 was given a one-year sentence.

5. Oregon says 5 test results were false positives

   Oregon says the COVID-19 test results of five football players were determined to be false positives.

6. Tide lose commitment from No. 8 recruit in '22

   Jeremiah Alexander, a linebacker who is the No. 8 prospect for 2022, tweeted Tuesday that he is decommitting from Alabama.

7. Augusta National hosts GameDay during Masters

   College GameDay will originate from Augusta National Golf Club during the Masters on Nov. 14.

8. Source: Badgers QB Mertz out 3 weeks with virus

   Graham Mertz's COVID-19 positive test was confirmed, a source confirmed to ESPN, meaning the Wisconsin QB will be out at least 21 days.

9. Can the Alabama offense thrive long term without Jaylen Waddle?

   Jaylen Waddle's season-ending injury deprives Alabama of an NFL-caliber talent at receiver. Nick Saban and the Crimson Tide feel good about the next men up.

10. Heisman Watch: Justin Fields' return means Trevor Lawrence has competition

    Justin Fields returned to the tune of three total touchdowns, but so far the Heisman Trophy is Trevor Lawrence's for the taking.