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Lunt: Gundy lifted restrictions, but too late
Former Oklahoma State quarterback Wes Lunt says Cowboys coach Mike Gundy lifted restrictions that blocked Lunt from transferring to 37 schools--including three of his top five.
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Manziel 'can't wait to leave' College Station
The Twitter account of Texas A&M Aggies sophomore quarterback Johnny Manziel has made news before. Early Sunday morning, a deleted tweet caused a bit of a stir.
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Navy to charge football players in rape case
The U.S. Naval Academy will charge three football players in a sexual assault case, the school said in a statement released to Military.com on Monday.
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Miami offers up defense on 'lack of control'
University of Miami officials are defending the school against NCAA allegations of "lack of institutional control" after nearly three years of dealing with the fallout from a booster who says he provided improper benefits to athletes.
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Charges dropped against Arizona RB Carey
City prosecutors say all charges have been dropped against Arizona's All-America running back Ka'Deem Carey in a domestic violence case.
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Gators LB Morrison facing battery charge
Florida linebacker Antonio Morrison was arrested early Sunday morning after allegedly punching a nightclub bouncer because he would not be given a discounted rate for admission.
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Ex-PSU players support Paternos' lawsuit
About 325 former Penn State players have signed a statement supporting the lawsuit filed by the family of former coach Joe Paterno and other former players seeking to overturn NCAA sanctions against the football program.
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Top QB prospect Cornwell commits to Alabama
It took some time, but David Cornwell (Norman, Okla./Norman North) -- the ESPN 150's No. 1 pocket-passing quarterback -- finally ended up where he wanted to go all along.
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