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Indiana coach Curt Cignetti is cashing in on his first national championship run — even more than initially expected.
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Nicole Auerbach and Joshua Perry discuss Marcus Freeman’s response to NFL speculation, explaining why they aren’t surprised the Notre Dame head coach is generating interest from pro teams.
Sure, Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman was disappointed with being left out of this season’s College Football Playoff. He also believes the Fighting Irish must ensure they don’t suffer the same fate in future years.
The moves come after Marcus Freeman decided to remain Notre Dame’s head coach on a restructured contract.
James Madison, Miami and Alabama are in. Notre Dame and Duke are out. This is shocking news, considering the Fighting Irish were ranked better than the Hurricanes just last week.
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Without federal legislation codifying rules on athlete compensation and eligibility or an entirely new structure, there is likely no end in sight for the stream of lawsuits being filed by schools and athletes looking out for their interests in college athletics.
Currently, players disqualified for targeting must miss the rest of the game and, if the penalty occurs in the second half, sit out the first half of the next game.
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Aguilar was arguing that he should be allowed a fourth year of playing Divisional I football rather than having the years he spent in junior college count against his eligibility.