College Football Playoff committee facing its biggest decision yet this season: Notre Dame or Miami?

Hoops 360 host Caroline Fenton and women's basketball writer Cassandra Negley provide an update on the WNBA's collective bargaining agreement (CBA) proposal, which includes provisions for revenue sharing and increased salaries for players. The proposal aims to enhance the financial landscape for athletes in the league.

The Texas Longhorns football team, under head coach Steve Sarkisian, is experiencing a disappointing 2025 season with a record of 7-3. Following a significant loss to Georgia that dashed their College Football Playoff hopes, rumors have emerged regarding Sarkisian's potential departure to the NFL. However, Sarkisian has firmly dismissed these rumors, reaffirming his commitment to the Longhorns.

Lane Kiffin's potential departure from Ole Miss raises concerns about the College Football Playoff (CFP) committee's decisions. Historical precedents indicate that teams missing key players, including coaches, may be excluded from playoff considerations. Kiffin's role is deemed crucial for Ole Miss's success this season.

The latest College Football Playoff rankings have placed Miami at 13th, trailing behind teams like Notre Dame, Alabama, Utah, and BYU. Despite a strong 8-2 season record, the CFP Chairman provided explanations for Miami's low ranking, which many believe is unjustified.

The No. 6 Michigan women's basketball team achieved a historic victory by defeating Binghamton 120-50, marking one of the most dominant offensive performances in the program's history. This win set a new school record for points scored against an NCAA Division I opponent, surpassing the previous record of 103 points set against Notre Dame in 2018.

The 2025 College Football Playoff (CFP) bracket has been updated following Week 13, showcasing the latest rankings and projected 12-team format as teams compete for the national championship. Key dates and matchups are highlighted as the playoff race intensifies.

Fans are expressing outrage over the exclusion of James Madison from the Week 13 College Football Playoff rankings. While top teams are focused on securing playoff positions, the best Group of Five teams are competing for the final spot in the 12-team playoff field. The controversy highlights the ongoing debate about the selection process and the visibility of Group of Five programs in college football.

The College Football Playoff Selection Committee has released its third round of rankings, raising questions about how to evaluate Miami's head-to-head victory over Notre Dame against each team's overall performance. CFP Chairman Hunter Yurachek provided insights into the committee's reasoning, emphasizing the importance of both teams' resumes in the selection process. The ongoing debate highlights the complexities of ranking teams with similar records and significant matchups.