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• Supreme Court to review state bans on transgender athletes' participation in school sports - Supreme Court hears landmark cases Tuesday on transgender athlete bans in Idaho and West Virginia, with rulings that could reshape LGBTQ+ rights.
• UCLA women’s basketball coach instilling community impact amid college sports changes - Amid college sports’ shifting landscape, UCLA women’s basketball strengthens its community ties through a partnership with Wescom Financial that supports wildfire recovery efforts.
• Washington quarterback Demond Williams Jr makes stunning reversal after $4M NIL controversy rocks program - Washington quarterback Demond Williams Jr. reverses transfer portal decision after signing reportedly $4 million NIL deal, sparking major college football controversy.
• Miami beats Ole Miss behind Carson Beck's game-winning touchdown to reach CFP National Championship Game - The Miami Hurricanes are heading to the College Football Playoff National Championship Game at their home Hard Rock Stadium after defeating Ole Miss, 31-27, in thrilling fashion.
• Agent dumps Washington quarterback trying to break $4M contract days after signing - Washington quarterback Demond Williams Jr. is trying to enter the transfer portal despite signing a $4 million NIL deal, and his agent is dropping him for "philosophical differences."
• Tom Izzo explodes on former Michigan State player in wild scene: 'What the f--- are you doing?' - Tom Izzo had an explosive confrontation with former Michigan State player Paul Davis during the Spartans' game against USC, leading to a dramatic courtside ejection.
• LSU allows coach to stay at Ole Miss for playoff semifinal despite coaching exodus: report - LSU is reportedly allowing offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. to remain with Ole Miss for Thursday's College Football Playoff semifinal against Miami despite his move to Baton Rouge.
• Nebraska players make unusual plea to fans after beating Michigan State to extend historic run - Nebraska's perfect season continues with a victory over No. 9 Spartans, but players make unusual plea to fans about celebrating these wins differently.
• ESPN announcer mistakenly calls Ole Miss star by name of late LSU player - Greg McElroy mistakenly referred to Kewan Lacy as Kyren Lacy during the Sugar Bowl broadcast, referencing the late LSU receiver who died in 2024.
• Riley Gaines: College sports is broken – here’s how to fix it - The NCAA has fallen short on major issues plaguing college athletes, including transfer portal, eligibility rules and men competing in women’s sports