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Pac-12 refugees seek asylum within the border of the Big 12.

FIRST TEAM

OFFENSE

Quarterback — Caleb Williams, third-year, Southern California.

Running backs — Blake Corum, fourth-year, Michigan; Quinshon Judkins, second-year, Mississippi.

Tackles — Joe Alt, third-year, Notre Dame; Olu Fashanu, fourth-year, Penn State.

Guards — Cooper Beebe, fifth-year, Kansas State; Zak Zinter, fourth-year, Michigan.

Center — Sedrick Van Pran, fourth-year, Georgia.

Tight end — Brock Bowers, third-year, Georgia.

Wide receivers — Marvin Harrison Jr., third-year, Ohio State; Rome Odunze, fourth-year. Washington; Emeka Egbuka, third-year, Ohio State.

All-purpose player — Travis Hunter, second-year, Colorado.

Kicker — Joshua Karty, fourth-year, Stanford.

DEFENSE

Edge rushers — Jared Verse, fourth-year, Florida State; Bralen Trice, fifth-year, Washington.

Interior linemen — Jer’Zhan Newton, fifth-year, Illinois; Dontay Corleone, third-year, Cincinnati.

Linebackers — Harold Perkins, second-year, LSU; Jamon Dumas-Johnson, third-year, Georgia; Tommy Eichenberg, fourth-year, Ohio State.

Cornerbacks — Kool-aid McKinstry, third-year, Alabama; Kalen King, third-year, Penn State.

Safeties — Kam Kinchens, third-year, Miami; Malaki Starks, second-year, Georgia.

Defensive back — Cooper DeJean, third-year, Iowa.

Punter — Tory Taylor, fourth-year, Iowa.

SECOND TEAM

OFFENSE

Quarterback — Drake Maye, third-year, North Carolina.

Running backs — Raheim Sanders, third-year, Arkansas; Braelon Allen, third-year, Wisconsin.

Tackles — JC Latham, third-year, Alabama; Kelvin Banks Jr., second-year, Texas.

Guards — Donovan Jackson, third-year, Ohio State; Christian Mahogany, fifth-year, Boston College.

Center — Zach Frazier, fourth-year, West Virginia.

Tight end — Oronde Gadsden, third-year, Syracuse.

Wide receivers — Xavier Worthy, third-year, Texas; Malik Nabers, third-year, LSU; Jacob Cowing, fifth-year, Arizona.

All-purpose player — Will Shipley, third-year, Clemson.

Kicker — John Hoyland, third-year, Wyoming.

DEFENSE

Edge rushers — J.T. Tuimoloau, third-year, Ohio State; Dallas Turner, third-year, Alabama.

Interior linemen — Tyler Davis, fifth-year, Clemson; Mekhi Wingo, third-year, LSU.

Linebackers — Jeremiah Trotter Jr., third-year, Clemson; Barrett Carter, third-year, Clemson; Cedric Gray, fourth-year, North Carolina.

Cornerbacks — Josh Newton, sixth-year, TCU; Ben Morrison, second-year, Notre Dame.

Safeties — Calen Bullock, third-year, Southern California; Javon Bullard, third-year, Georgia.

Defensive back — Will Johnson, second-year, Michigan.

Punter — Kai Kroeger, fourth-year, South Carolina

Yahoo Sports can confirm Harbaugh will be suspended for the first three games of the regular season for making what the NCAA deemed to be false statements amid an investigation into alleged recruiting violations that occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic dead period.

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It’s a self-imposed suspension from the university that will allow Harbaugh to return for Michigan’s Week 4 game versus Rutgers on Sept. 23, the Wolverines Big Ten opener.

With only 5 days left until college football returns, let’s remember Reggie Bush from USC who wore #5.

University of Southern California from 2003-2005

• 2× National champion (2003, 2004)
• 2005 Heisman Trophy (Vacated)
• 2005 Doak Walker Award (Vacated)
• 2005 Walter Camp Award (Vacated)
• 2005 AP College Football Player of the Year
• 2005 Sporting News Player of the Year
• 2× Pac-10 Offensive Player of the year (2004, 2005)
• 2× Consensus All-American (2004, 2005)
• 2023 inducted into College Football Hall of Fame

With only 6 days left until college football returns, let’s remember Robbie Bosco from BYU who wore #6.

Brigham Young University from 1983-1985

• 1984 National Champion
• 1984 Second-team All-American
• 1984 WAC Offensive Player of the Year
• 1984 First-team All-WAC
• 1985 Second-team All-WAC
• 1984 Sammy Baugh Trophy
• Finished third in Heisman voting (1984, 1985)
• BYU Cougars Jersey No. 6 retired

We are a week away from some college football! Let’s get some momentum to start this season and discuss our Week 0 games.

| Home | Away | Date/Time | Venue | Notes | |

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| :---: | :---: | :---: | | #13 Notre Dame | Navy | Sat 8/26, 2:30 PM ET | Aviva Stadium | Neutral site game in Ireland | | #6 USC | San Jose State | Sat 8/26, 8:00 PM ET | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | | | Jacksonville State | UTEP | Sat 8/26, 9:30 PM ET | JSU Stadium | | | San Diego State | Ohio | Sat 8/26, 11:00 PM ET | Snapdragon Stadium | | | New Mexico State | UMass | Sat 8/26, 11:00 PM ET | Aggie Memorial Stadium | | | Vanderbilt | Hawaii | Sat 8/26, 11:30 PM ET | Vanderbilt Stadium | | | Louisiana Tech | Florida International | Sun 8/27, 1:00 AM ET | Joe Aillet Stadium | |

Edit: Added additional Week 0 games. Also took off some information (Network, Betting Lines, Over/Under) since I don't have the information for all of these games. Added venues. The time/date information might be outdated so please let me know if I need to edit any of these games.

With only 7 days left until college football returns, let’s remember Danny Wuerffel from Florida who wore #7.

University of Florida from 1993-1996

• 1996 National Champion
• 1996 Heisman Trophy
• 1996 Maxwell Award
• 1996 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award
• 1996 Walter Camp Award
• 1996 Draddy Trophy
• 1996 Sporting News Player of the Year
• 2× Davey O'Brien Award (1995, 1996)
• 1995 Sammy Baugh Trophy
• 2× SEC Player of the Year (1995, 1996)
• 2× First-team All-American (1995, 1996)
• 2× First-team All-SEC (1995, 1996)
• 2006 Florida Football Ring of Honor
• 2013 inducted into College Football Hall of Fame

With only 9 days left until college football returns, let’s remember Joe Burrow from LSU who wore #9.

Louisiana State University from 2018-2019

• 2019 National Champion
• 2019 CFP National Championship Offensive MVP
• 2019 Heisman Trophy
• 2019 Maxwell Award
• 2019 Walter Camp Award
• 2019 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award
• 2019 Davey O'Brien Award
• 2019 Manning Award
• 2019 Lombardi Award
• 2019 AP College Football Player of the Year
• 2019 Sporting News College Football Player of the Year
• 2019 Unanimous All-American
• 2019 SEC Offensive Player of the Year
• 2019 First-team All-SEC

KU has raised $125 million for its renovation of David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium in the last 10 months, and university leaders said on Tuesday they fully expect to hold a ribbon cutting for the “transformational” project in 2025.

At a kickoff event that attracted several hundred alumni, community leaders and Gov. Laura Kelly, KU officials revealed a few more details about the more than $300 million renovation.

One detail: The stadium is going to get smaller in terms of the number of people it can hold, likely having a capacity in the lower 40,000 range compared to seating for 47,000 people today.

Also in the article are renderings for the stadium renovation.

With only 10 days left until college football returns, let’s remember Vince Young from Texas who wore #10.

University of Texas from 2002-2005

• 2005 National Champion
• 2005 Maxwell Award
• 2005 Manning Award
• 2005 Davey O'Brien Award
• 2005 Consensus All-American
• 2005 Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year
• 2003 Big 12 Offensive Freshman of the Year
• 2018 Rose Bowl Game Hall of Fame
• Texas Longhorns No. 10 retired
• 2019 inducted into College Football Hall of Fame

With only 11 days left until college football returns, let’s remember Matt Leinart from USC who wore #11.

University of Southern California from 2001-2005

• 2× National Champion (2003, 2004*)
• 2004 Heisman Trophy
• 2004 Walter Camp Award
• Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award 2005
• 2004 Manning Award
• 2× Archie Griffin Award (2003, 2004)
• 2× First-team All-American (2004, 2005)
• 2× Quarterback of the Year (2004, 2005)
• 2× Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Year (2004, 2005)
• USC Trojans No. 11 retired
• 2017 inducted into College Football Hall of Fame

*2004 BCS title was vacated but the AP National Title still stands

1. Georgia
2. Michigan
3. Ohio State
4. Alabama
5. LSU
6. USC
7. Penn State
8. Florida State
9. Clemson
10. Washington
11. Texas
12. Tennessee
13. Notre Dame
14. Utah
15. Oregon
16. Kansas State
17. TCU
18. Oregon State
19. Wisconson
20. Oklahoma
21. North Carolina
22. Ole Miss
23. Texas A&M
24. Tulane
25. Iowa

Others receiving votes: Texas Tech 101, South Carolina 73, UCLA 66, UTSA 64, Arkansas 22, Boise St. 17, Pittsburgh 16, Kentucky 14, Louisville 10, Troy 10, Kansas 10, Auburn 7, Minnesota 6, Toledo 4, Duke 4, Mississippi St. 4, Florida 4, Illinois 3, Baylor 3, Coastal Carolina 3, South Alabama 1, NC State 1, James Madison 1, Liberty 1