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Jamal Rule Shines as Rhule Pinpoints Nebraska's RB1
Nebraska's Red-White Spring Game finished 22-17 as true freshman Jamal Rule starred with 121 rushing yards and a touchdown on 10 carries, boosting his case to be the lead back this fall. Anthony Colandrea showed mobility and the ability to extend plays, while Jahsear Whittington made an impact on defense. Rhule praised the energy, tempo, and the collective progress, noted the offensive line and receivers' blocking, and outlined a six-week period of training to get players healthy and dialed in for summer, with several injury and roster notes included.
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UGA Linebackers Face Reckless-Driving Charges Amid Program's Off-Season Issues
Georgia linebackers Chris Cole and Darren Ikinnagbon were arrested on misdemeanor reckless-driving charges. Cole faced reckless driving and exceeding the maximum limit; Ikinnagbon faced reckless driving, exceeding the maximum limit and following too closely. Bonds were posted after bookings in the evening. A team spokesperson said the program is aware and gathering information, with no further comment. The arrests follow a pattern of driving-related incidents in Georgia’s program, which previously saw players leave the team. Cole contributed 59 tackles and 4.5 sacks last season, while Ikinnagbon appeared in five games and is expected to have a larger role in 2026.
Georgia Bulldogs walk-on London Seymour charged with 11 felony counts in property-damage case
Georgia Bulldogs walk-on London Seymour has been booked on 11 felony counts of criminal property damage tied to Dec. 5–6 incidents at UGA dorms (Rooker Hall and Busbee Hall). Warrants were issued Jan. 28 and he bonded out the same night. Seymour, son of former Bulldog Richard Seymour, joined Georgia as a 2025 walk-on and appeared in one game (vs. Marshall). Athens–Clarke records updated the charge total after an earlier misreport.
Vols QB Aguilar lands TRO to chase an extra college season
Tennessee quarterback Joey Aguilar was granted a 15-day temporary restraining order against the NCAA to pursue an extra year of college football eligibility, with an injunction hearing set to determine the outcome of his bid to continue playing for the Volunteers this fall.
Georgia lands 5-star RB Kemon Spell, strengthening its 2027 class
Georgia secured a commitment from 5-star running back Kemon Spell, choosing the Bulldogs over Penn State, Notre Dame, Ohio State and Miami after a visit, bolstering Georgia's 2027 class and its national-title aspirations.
Darian Mensah: UM's QB Upgrade Draws NFL Praise and High Hopes
Duke transfer Darian Mensah, who finished the regular season second in the nation in touchdown passes and passing yards and helped Duke win the ACC title and Sun Bowl, has drawn NFL‑level praise from coaches and analysts. He's an accurate, pocket‑poised passer who thrives in play‑action and posted standout numbers when blitzed (65.3% on 199 attempts, 22 TDs, 2 INT); however, his accuracy drops under heavy pressure and he had eight fumbles last season. His deep‑ball numbers are uneven, but his overall skill set and leadership give UM a high‑upside quarterback with noticeable pro potential if he continues to develop.
Mensah Saga Set to Reshape Miami and Duke's 2026 QB Decisions
Darian Mensah’s fate rests in a Thursday court hearing that could determine whether he can play for Miami in 2026, while Duke has already landed Walker Eget and positions him as their likely 2026 starter—meaning Mensah’s return to Duke appears unlikely. Mensah remains in the transfer portal under a temporary restraining order that bars enrollment elsewhere, and the ruling could force Miami to pivot or keep aggressively pursuing portal targets. Had he joined Miami, his near-4,000-yard, 34-TD season would boost the Hurricanes’ ACC title hopes, and Miami continues to add players such as Damon Wilson II, Vandrevius Jacobs, and Omar Thornton for 2026.
Smith Brings NFL Play-Calling to Ohio State as New OC
Former Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith is set to become Ohio State’s next OC, bringing extensive NFL play-calling experience to a Buckeyes unit led by quarterback Julian Sayin and top receiver Jeremiah Smith; Day will let Smith run the offense as his staff adds a second NFL coordinator and maintains Day as CEO of the program.