MYSTERIOUS: 7 - What They Never Told You

Forde-Yard Dash: Michigan’s Bail Mary Exposes College Football’s Credibility Crisis

The Big Ten’s explanation only raised more questions, and the real problem goes beyond Michigan, replay officials and one inexplicable second.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 7

Is This the Year Two Wide Receivers Are Heisman Trophy Finalists?

Miami’s Malachi Toney and Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith might be making the previously unthinkable a possibility when it comes to the Heisman race.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 7

Trinidad Chambliss, the SEC’s Best QB, Passed a Test the Rest of the League Avoided

While others played overmatched opponents, Ole Miss faced a real challenge and turned to a proven leader who delivered in a thrilling win over Louisville.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 7

A $1.9 Billion Subprime Auto Lender Collapsed, Here’s What Car Buyers Can Learn From It

A car loan can look wonderfully simple from the dealership desk: pick a vehicle, sign some papers, make a monthly payment, and drive away. Tricolor’s massive collapse shows why that neat little arrangement deserves a closer look, especially when a buyer needs subprime financing. The Texas-based auto dealer and lender…

Clever Dude · Sep 4

Vanderbilt Coach Clark Lea’s Biggest Breakthrough Had Nothing to Do With Football

After confronting a crisis of confidence as a college baseball player, the Commodores coach learned to embrace failure and the freedom that comes with it.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 4

The wild world of LSU: from tigers on the field to wooing ex-NFL players

Recruiting ex-pros. Inflaming Ukraine-Russia tensions. Suing the SEC and being sued back. The school is adapting to a new reality – and also creating a new one

The Guardian - US · Sep 4

SEC's Sankey arrives in court in college football fight over NCAA eligibility for former pros

Southeastern Conference Commissioner Greg Sankey is in court as athletes seek a ruling to play college football this fall, even after turning pro

The Independent UK · Sep 3

Steve Jobs Took a $1 Salary; Apple's New CEO John Ternus Could Make $58M in His First Full Year

Apple's CEO compensation has evolved from Steve Jobs' symbolic $1 salary to John Ternus' $58M package, reflecting changes in leadership and company growth over the decades.

International Business Times UK · Sep 3

SEC Proposes Opening U.S. Futures Trading to European Union Debt

The Securities and Exchange Commission is proposing a regulatory change that could make it easier for U.S. market participants to trade futures contracts tied to debt issued by the European Union.

The Free Financial Advisor · Sep 3

What You Can Do if Your Social Security Contributions Fall Short

Failing to reach Social Security's 40-credit requirement doesn't mean your tax contributions are lost. Here are some options to help you secure benefits.

Kiplinger · Sep 3