Washington State football coaches weren’t necessarily sweating bullets, but the biggest news story out of college sports Thursday was understandably a positive development for the Cougars.

The Browns are the latest NFL team to say they'll skip mandated in-person workouts.

Trey Adams’ football career is over.

Aldon Smith is back in the NFC West. The Seahawks have signed the embattled edge rusher to a one-year contract, the NFL Network reported Thursday.

Tyler Lockett is not looking to the end of his career just yet.

One of the 22 women who have filed lawsuits accusing Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson of sexual assault and harassment has dropped her case, citing privacy and security concerns after some of the women were ordered to make their names public following court hearings last week.

Major college football and basketball players will be permitted to transfer one time before graduating without being required to sit out a year of competition starting next season.

There are playoff berths still at stake during the final weekend of the regular season before the FCS postseason field is announced Sunday.

Many college football players with hopes of playing in the NFL have a narrower path to the league this year.

The NFL’s revised offseason program still includes a post-draft rookie minicamp, voluntary workouts and a mandatory minicamp next month despite the union’s objection to in-person activities due to COVID-19 concerns.

A lawyer is telling Pittsburgh police that Los Angeles Rams player Aaron Donald and others assaulted his 26-year-old client at a nightclub last weekend, causing multiple injuries.

Free agent defensive end Jadeveon Clowney has signed a one-year, $10 million contact with the Cleveland Browns.

Jarrett Guarantano’s getting the hang of the playbook, asking the right questions and progressively growing into a leadership role at Washington State – something he acknowledges will take time, and more important than time, trust.

Seattle Seahawks players said in a statement released through the NFL Players Association Tuesday they will not attend voluntary in-person workouts this offseason due to continuing concerns about COVID-19.

Members of the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks have become the first to say they won't participate in their team's in-person voluntary offseason programs.

Tennessee State has hired former NFL running back Eddie George as football coach.

In a coronavirus-altered season where dozens of the nation's FCS teams -- even Big Sky powers Montana and Montana State -- opted out of the rare spring season, the Eagles appear to have the sort of resume that will extend its strange but electric campaign.

Future Hall of Fame cornerback Richard Sherman is a Seattle legend who will never have to buy his own drink in this town. But is it best that the talk about his coming back to the Seahawks remain just talk?