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| All-America Team: ESPN.com's 2009 All-America Team |
 Mark Ingram and Toby Gerhart, the top two finishers in the Heisman race, lead ESPN.com's All-America team. |
| BCS Championship: Mack Brown's personal liberation paved way to professional vindication |
 Mack Brown finally won big when he quit wanting it so badly. The Texas coach realized there was more to life than simply trying to pile up accomplishments so high that even a deceased man could see them.
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| Oregon Ducks QB Jeremiah Masoli facing charge for burglary |
 Oregon quarterback Jeremiah Masoli faces a burglary charge in connection with a theft at a campus fraternity house in late January. |
| Wisconsin Badgers RB John Clay sidelined for spring practices |
 Wisconsin junior running back John Clay will miss all of spring practice as he recovers from surgery to relieve pain in his ankles. |
| Executive director: Congress 'has more important things to do' than look into BCS |
 The head of college football's Bowl Championship Series says Congress "has more important things to do" than look into his group's revenue distribution. |
| Notre Dame Fighting Irish athletic director: Conference expansions could end our football independence |
 Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick says the possible expansion of the Big Ten could create changes in major college football that force the Fighting Irish to give up their football independence. |
| Texas A&M-Commerce football coach apologizes for supporting players' removal of student newspapers |
 A Texas college football coach has apologized for applauding his players for removing campus newspapers from their racks because of a story about the program. |
| Texas Longhorns, Maryland Terrapins get reprieve on recruiting rule |
 The NCAA has given Texas and Maryland a one-year reprieve from a new rule that limits off-campus football recruiting by a coach designated as the head coach-in-waiting. |
| Utah Utes quarterback recruit Tyler Shreve says scholarship OK despite expulsion |
 A high school quarterback in Southern California said he still has a full scholarship offer from Utah despite being expelled after an altercation with his baseball coach. |
| Michigan Wolverines AD reiterates Rich Rodriguez's job as football coach is safe |
 Michigan athletic director David Brandon says there's nothing in the NCAA allegations hovering over the football team that has put coach Rich Rodriguez job status in question. |
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