College
The latest College coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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NCAA approves five-in-five eligibility model for Division I athletes
The NCAA has approved a new eligibility model for Division I athletes that will allow five seasons of competition over a five-year period.
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NFL denies QB Brendan Sorsby by declining to hold supplemental draft
Brendan Sorsby won't play college football this season, and now he knows he'll have to wait until at least 2027 to begin his NFL career.
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Oklahoma wins College World Series to keep SEC’s streak going
The way the regular season unfolded for the Oklahoma Sooners, a third national championship for their baseball program would have seemed impossible.
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Former Vols QB bringing youth football leagues to Chattanooga
During his University of Tennessee career, Casey Clausen became known for his ability to make long-distance connections for big-splash plays.
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Vols not on track for top-10 haul in current football recruiting cycle
The impact of financial opportunities for today's college football players has never been more profound on the recruiting front.
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Chattanooga area remains hot spot for college football recruiters
College football recruiters are still finding Chattanooga-area high school football programs, both in the GHSA and the TSSAA, to be good hunting grounds.
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UTC men go local, national, international in roster flip for 2026-27
UTC men's basketball coach Dan Earl and his staff turned over every possible proverbial rock to put together the best possible potential roster for next season.
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Oklahoma continues tear in Omaha by winning CWS finals opener
With his baseball team one win away from a national championship, Oklahoma coach Skip Johnson won't mess with success.
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North Carolina, Oklahoma meet in CWS finals starting Saturday
North Carolina's Scott Forbes had just wrapped up a College World Series news conference Friday when Oklahoma's Skip Johnson walked into the room.
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Protect College Sports Act clears hurdle to allow vote in Senate
A bill that top lawmakers and athletic leaders have described as the best chance to stabilize college sports cleared a key vote in the Senate on Thursday.
