College Football

1. College Football Playoff Predictor: Michigan makes the top four

   Clemson and Alabama are, unsurprisingly, the two clear favorites to make the playoff. But Jim Harbaugh's Wolverines are the next-most likely team.

2. The under-the-radar star on each Top 25 college football team

   Each Top 25 team has a key player who will start the season outside the spotlight. From Clemson to Army, here are the potential household names.

3. Hall of Famer Gregg remembered as gentle giant

   Forrest Gregg, who died Friday at age 85 after a long fight with Parkinson's, was celebrated Wednesday in a public church service.

4. USC QB Fink in portal, seeking more playing time

   USC quarterback Matt Fink has entered the transfer portal but says he would be open to staying at the school if a better option doesn't materialize.

5. Sources: Woodward replacing Alleva as LSU AD

   Texas A&M AD Scott Woodward has agreed to take on the same role at LSU, sources told ESPN, after Joe Alleva said Wednesday he will leave his post to take on a new role at the university.

6. Notre Dame selects first female to be leprechaun

   Ohio's Lynette Wukie is the first woman selected since the leprechaun became Notre Dame's official mascot in 1965. "This is what I'm meant to be doing," she said.

7. Ex-starting QB Carter to transfer from TTU

   Texas Tech's McLane Carter, who began last season as the Red Raiders' starting quarterback, said he is transferring from the school.

8. Numbers game: UF's Mullen takes dig at Dawgs

   Florida coach Dan Mullen used the Gators' spring game attendance (39,476) to poke fun at rival Georgia, which has gone 39 years and 476 games since its last national title.

9. U-M's Hutchinson: 'Betrayal' with Mattison to OSU

   Michigan DE Aidan Hutchinson took it personally when Ohio State co-defensive coordinator Greg Mattison called Michigan "the team up north," given Mattison's coaching history with the Wolverines.

10. Justin Fields isn't simply a plug-and-play fix for Ohio State

    Ohio State's transition from Urban Meyer to Ryan Day has been so seamless, it's easy to forget that Day and Fields are replacing all-time Buckeyes greats at the same time.