American football coach and UNC head coach under scrutiny amid program investigation
The Los Angeles Rams have added two-time Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald returns from retirement, forming a fearsome pass-rush duo alongside Matthew Stafford as they pursue a second Super Bowl at SoFi Stadium.
LSU confirms the death of former Tigers star Jerry Stovall at age 85 in Baton Rouge. A versatile back who starred in the early 1960s, Stovall later coached at LSU after his playing days. His career included All-America honors, Heisman voting, Pro Bowl selections, and a role in LSU's 1980s coaching transition.
The UNC program led by Bill Belichick has faced an internal investigation expanding beyond initial questions, following the resignation of general manager Michael Lombardi and questions about personnel conduct. Belichick says the program is focused on preparing for upcoming games while maintaining compliance as investigations continue.
The Union Jack Classic has brought Kansas and Arizona State to Wembley, marking London’s first college football game at the stadium and underscoring the Big 12’s international ambitions. The event blends pageantry with sport, drawing tens of thousands of fans and international attention.
Week 4 delivered high-octane performances across conferences, with standout shows from Ohio State, Texas, and Florida, plus a brutal injury scare that reverberates through the college football landscape as teams prepare for a weekend slate of marquee matchups.
Hudson has filed a privacy lawsuit against Airbnb hosts in Massachusetts, alleging they leaked a Ring camera clip showing a shirtless Bill Belichick near their Winthrop rental. The video, from 2023, prompted public scrutiny of Hudson’s relationship with Belichick. The hosts faced removal from Airbnb after Hudson’s report, while Belichick himself is not named in the suit.
The Department of Justice has filed a federal lawsuit in California accusing Lyft of routinely denying rides to people with service animals or mobility devices, in violation of the ADA. Lyft disputes the allegations; the DOJ seeks $53 million for affected individuals and calls for policy changes and driver training.