College Football

1. What UConn's expected move to the Big East could mean for its biggest programs

   Our experts weigh in on how a conference change could impact the Huskies.

2. Trevor Lawrence might be the most NFL-ready sophomore ever ... so now what?

   Clemson's star quarterback could've been a top-five pick if he were eligible for this year's draft, but Lawrence wants more out of life before he conquers the NFL.

3. Future Power Rankings: It's good to be Clemson, but who comes next?

   Which teams will be the best in college football over the next three years? Our Future Power Rankings break down the Top 25.

4. Source: Big East votes to invite UConn to rejoin

   UConn has a Board of Trustees meeting scheduled for Wednesday, when it is expected to accept the invitation, and an announcement is expected from the Big East as early as Thursday morning.

5. Ex-Mizzou coach Pinkel: Cancer has recurred

   Gary Pinkel said he is again receiving treatment for non-Hodgkin lymphoma, the same disease that forced him to retire in 2015.

6. Battery charge dropped against Florida's Edwards

   A battery charge against Florida defensive back Brian Edwards has been dropped. The charge stems from a May incident in which the junior was accused of grabbing his girlfriend by her neck.

7. Sources: UConn expected to rejoin Big East

   UConn is expected to leave the American Athletic Conference and return to the Big East for basketball and other sports in 2020, sources told ESPN.

8. UGA dismisses WR Holloman after 2018 incident

   Wide receiver Jeremiah Holloman has been dismissed from the Georgia football team after he admitted to police that he punched his then-girlfriend during an incident in 2018.

9. Clemson, Alabama huge favorites in openers

   Clemson and Alabama, the clear-cut favorites to win the national championship, are both favored to win their season-openers by more than 30 points. Clemson is a 34-point favorite over Georgia Tech, while Alabama's favored by 32 points over Duke.

10. Grambling WR Clark shot, his brother killed

    A teen has been killed, while Grambling State University football player D.J. Clark and a third unnamed person have been injured in a shooting at a suburban New Orleans playground.