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Georgia has filed a lawsuit against former player Damon Wilson, seeking nearly $400,000 related to a NIL contract he signed before transferring to Missouri. Wilson had previously signed a $500,000 deal with Georgia's collective just a month prior to his departure after the 2024 season.

Alabama football running back Jam Miller is questionable to play against Georgia in the SEC Championship game, adding uncertainty to the team's lineup as they aim for a strong position in the College Football Playoff. Despite this, Alabama has a chance to secure a favorable seed even with a loss.

Michigan football has successfully flipped four-star wide receiver Brady Marchese, who had been committed to Georgia since March. This move adds depth to Michigan's recruiting efforts, which have seen both successes and setbacks in recent months, including the acquisition of top running back Savion Hiter and the loss of a quarterback to South Carolina.

‘Bussin’ With The Boys’ will feature an alternate broadcast for the SEC Championship on ESPN2, hosted by Taylor Lewan, Will Compton, and Josh Pate. This altcast aims to provide a unique viewing experience for fans during one of college football's most significant games, highlighting the personalities involved in the show and their connection to the sport.

Aitana Bonmatí has been named the best female footballer in the world for 2025, as determined by a panel of 127 judges, including players, coaches, and journalists. The voting process involved 104,140 votes, with judges ranking their top 40 players, contributing to a final score that recognized Bonmatí's exceptional talent.

Alabama football will be missing key defensive player LT Overton for the SEC championship game against Georgia, which could significantly impact their performance. Overton's absence is a setback for the team as they prepare to face a strong opponent.

North Carolina A&T has successfully recruited three-star defensive lineman Ben Boulware, who stands 6-foot-5 and weighs 305 pounds, from Oak Grove High School in North Carolina. This achievement comes despite competition from prestigious programs such as Georgia and Michigan, highlighting the Aggies' growing appeal in college football recruiting.