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NCAA, Michigan and MAC

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NCAA Reportedly Establishes New Standard Timing Protocol After Michigan's Controversial Win Over WMU
The NCAA reportedly did not wait long to establish a new timing protocol in the aftermath of Michigan's controversial 13-12 victory over Western Michigan on Saturday.

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Michigan's controversial win just forced an NCAA replay change. Now the MAC wants more
 · 4h · on MSN
NCAA says it can't overturn Michigan's win over Western Michigan after MAC appeals outcome
 · 8h
MAC Appeals Michigan-Western Michigan Result, Asks NCAA and CFP to Recognize Broncos
The Mid-American Conference has appealed the outcome of the Michigan-Western Michigan game, asking the NCAA and College Football Playoff administrators to recognize the Broncos as the actual winner

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 · 8h
MAC appealing Michigan-Western Michigan result after 'further study'
 · 3h
Big Ten conference doubles down on Michigan-WMU decision after MAC's appeal
hometownstations · 7h
MAC appeals result of Michigan-Western Michigan game that ended in controversy
Western Michigan University President Russ Kavalhuna called the appeal an important action and thanked those for the outpouring of support for the school.

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ABC 17 News · 8h
Michigan clock controversy escalates as MAC appeals to erase Hail Mary victory over WMU, alleging refs broke replay protocol
 · 6h
Michigan football news: Dave Portnoy calls out MAC Commissioner after WMU appeal decision

Arion Carter just turned his suspension from the NCAA

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Tennessee football LB Arion Carter after learning about NCAA suspension
Tennessee football linebacker Arion Carter was suspended by the NCAA for the first game of the 2026 season. He shares his initial reaction to the news.

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Arion Carter turns an NCAA suspension into a $427-per-tackle for cancer treatments
 · 12h
Tennessee's Arion Carter turns $427 NCAA suspension into cancer research pledge
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Notre Dame leads reshuffled college football NCAA re-rank 1-138 after Week 1

How do all the teams in college football's Bowl Subdivision stack up after Week 1? The NCAA Re-Rank 1-138 sorts it all out.
8h

NCAA says it won’t overturn Michigan’s controversial win after MAC raised replay concerns

The Mid-American Conference announced it had submitted formal appears to recognize Western Michigan University as the winners of Saturday’s controversial game.
12h

KU’s Melvin Council Jr. refiles lawsuit against NCAA in home state of New York

He has a hearing Wednesday in New York seeking a temporary restraining order to play college basketball at KU (or elsewhere) in 2026-27.
6h

‘Cardiac Pack’ brings NIL fight against NCAA to NC Supreme Court

Should the NCAA pay college athletes for continuing to use their name, image or likeness — even if they played before the NIL era? Members of N.C. State’s 1983 championship basketball team say they’re owed a cut.
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Texas Longhorns OL Cole Hutson ruled ineligible by NCAA

Texas OL Cole Hutson, who regained a fifth year of eligibility in court after two NFL minicamps, is currently ineligible to play for the Longhorns.
5don MSN

NCAA claims ex-Purdue basketball player's eligibility challenge would 'transform college sports'

Silver Creek product and former Purdue basketball player Trey Kaufman-Renn is challenging the NCAA's eligibility model. The organization filed its response.
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Kentucky court denies NCAA appeal of eligibility lawsuit. What's next?

The NCAA's challenge of an eligibility lawsuit out of Louisville failed in the Kentucky Court of Appeals. What's next?
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A courtroom near LSU becomes the focus of college football and NCAA eligibility for pros

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — A courtroom a couple miles from LSU's Tiger Stadium was the focus of college football Thursday, when several dozen athletes awaited a ruling that could clear the way for them to compete in NCAA games this fall — even if they already turned pro.

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