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STORRS, Conn. — Geno Auriemma and the UConn Huskies are setting their sights on history once again. After capturing their 12th national championship last season, the top-ranked Huskies will try to become the first team to win back-to-back women’s basketball titles since their own four-year run from 2013–16. The road won’t be easy. Fellow Final Four contenders South Carolina, Texas, and UCLA all return deep, veteran rosters capable of making another championship push. UConn will have to adjust without star guard Paige Bueckers, who graduated after anchoring last year’s title team. Still, Auriemma’s squad remains stacked, led by All-America forward…
ORLANDO — UCF head coach Scott Frost knows firsthand how brutal college football can be. And with several high-profile firings shaking up the sport this fall, he said Monday the profession is as unforgiving as ever. Frost’s comments came a day after LSU dismissed Brian Kelly midway through his fourth season following a 49–25 loss to Texas A&M that effectively ended the Tigers’ playoff hopes. Kelly’s exit joins a growing list that includes James Franklin (Penn State), Billy Napier (Florida), Mike Gundy (Oklahoma State), Sam Pittman (Arkansas), DeShaun Foster (UCLA), Brent Pry (Virginia Tech), Trent Bray (Oregon State), Trent Dilfer…
LSU’s high-stakes gamble on Brian Kelly has ended abruptly — and the price tag could reach $54 million. The Tigers, who entered the season with College Football Playoff ambitions, fired Kelly midway through his fourth year after a 5–3 start capped by a lopsided loss to Texas A&M. The move makes LSU the latest blueblood program to swallow a massive buyout to change course, coming just two weeks after Penn State dismissed James Franklin despite a buyout near $50 million. If LSU pays Kelly in full, it would mark the second-largest buyout in college football history. However, that total could…