Threats and lawsuits have rocked college sports for weeks. The NCAA's new five-year eligibility rule has led to lawsuits, with all major conferences barring players from returning after turning pro. The Big 12 earlier went to court against Texas Tech over a player who gambled. Courts are heavily involved, with over 30 cases and nearly 400 athletes affected. The NCAA is seeking limited lawsuit protection, but challenges persist as college sports navigate this turbulent landscape.
The landscape of college football has changed. More schools have a shot at the national championship. Thanks to name, image, and likeness deals, the odds are shifting. Seven teams have odds of 11-1 or greater to win the title in Las Vegas on Jan. 25. Ohio State, Notre Dame, and Texas lead the pack. Notre Dame benefits from a less challenging schedule. Texas and Oregon are also strong contenders. Notre Dame's CJ Carr is slightly favored for the Heisman over Texas' Arch Manning.
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