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Dolphins, oranges and Bourbon Street: A Florida-Miami guide

Jumping in dolphin tanks, brawling on Bourbon Street and hurling oranges from the stands are just some of the weird things that happen when these teams get together.
Why Florida vs. Miami means so much this year

If recent history is an indication, the loser of Florida-Miami will be in for a rough season. But the winner could use it as a serious springboard.
Eason beats out Haener for Washington QB job

Jacob Eason, who sat out last season after transferring from Georgia, beat out Jake Haener and will start at quarterback in Washington's season opener against Eastern Washington.
Wisconsin WR Cephus ruled eligible to play

Wisconsin receiver Quintez Cephus, who was acquitted of sexual assault charges, will be eligible to play for the Badgers this season.
NCAA places Miss. State on 3 years probation

Mississippi State's football and men's basketball teams will not receive postseason bans in the aftermath of an academic scandal involving a tutor.
OK State won't reveal starting QB before opener

Oklahoma State hasn't announced a starting quarterback and coach Mike Gundy is not expected to reveal his plans for the position before the Cowboys' season opener next Friday night at Oregon State.
Transfer WR Ryan immediately eligible at WVU

The NCAA has granted immediate eligibility to West Virginia wide receiver Sean Ryan, who transferred from Temple in May.
Former Terps QB Hill transferring to Tennessee

Former Maryland starting quarterback Kasim Hill is transferring to Tennessee, a Volunteers spokesperson confirmed Thursday to ESPN.
How Dabo built Clemson into a monster

The Tigers have become college football's improbable superpower. Here's how a former Alabama walk-on made it happen.
What to watch on newly launched ACC Network

ACC Network launched Thursday with approximately 450 live contests set to air annually. Here's your guide to make sure you catch all the biggest events.