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The latest College coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Chattanooga’s Boo Carter seals Colorado’s dramatic win at Georgia Tech
Chattanooga native Boo Carter's Colorado debut was a victory for the Buffaloes. The Tennessee transfer made sure of that Thursday night at Georgia Tech.

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Judge’s ruling against NCAA clears path to LSU for ex-NFL players
LSU's chances of fielding a team that includes former NFL players improved Thursday night as a Louisiana judge issued a preliminary injunction against the NCAA.

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North Carolina football GM resigns as school continues investigation
University of North Carolina football general manager Michael Lombardi has resigned, the school announced Thursday.

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UMass ends 16-game skid that was longest active losing streak in FBS
The UMass Minutemen have won a game against a fellow Football Bowl Subdivision program for the first time in three years.

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New version of Pac-12 Conference ready for first weekend of football
The Pac-12, the self-dubbed "Conference of Champions," turned into the conference of ashes. Now the league is doing its best to rise from them.

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Pasquali’s Pix: Chattanooga a top-10 market in avid college football fandom
Do you fly flags on your vehicles to support your favorite college football team?

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Vols transfer safety TJ Metcalf no stranger to sizable stadiums
It's hard to confuse the maize and blue of Michigan and the football helmets of the Wolverines with Tennessee orange and the "Power T" helmets of the Volunteers.

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UTC’s receiver shortage opens door for Erik Bussmann
What might have seemed to outsiders like a sudden opportunity for Erik Bussmann last week was a role he has spent years preparing for at UTC.

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UTC notebook: Evan Rogers wins golf opener vs. loaded field in Knoxville
UTC golfer Evan Rogers is 1-for-1 as a sophomore, and he helped the Mocs open their 2026-27 schedule strong to continue the program's best stretch in years.

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Missouri DT cleared to play less than 24 hours before Tigers open
Missouri football coach Eli Drinkwitz was in the midst of a 10-minute teleconference with reporters Wednesday when he got some good news for the Tigers.
