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    Bets are Off
    Last year, the four biggest legalized sports betting markets brought in more than $1 billion in college football bets.
    Happy Valley
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    College Dominoes Fall
    The Big Ten and Pac-12 became the first Power 5 conferences to postpone their fall sports seasons, following the MAC and Mountain West.
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    Big Ten, Pac-12 Postpone Fall Sports
    The decisions culminate a summer of uncertainty surrounding whether fall sports and football could be salvaged amid rising COVID-19 cases nationwide.
    Texas football
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    On the Brink
    The Big Ten and Pac-12 are reportedly near a decision to cancel the football season, while the SEC is moving ahead as planned.
    Auburn football
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    Big Money
    As the fate of the college football season remains unknown, programs are waiting to see what could happen to 50% or more of their annual revenue.
    MAC Championship
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    First Domino Falls
    The MAC canceled its season, now bigger dominoes could fall with the decision as Power 5 conferences are rumored to follow this week.
    Baylor Celebration
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    Big Plans
    The Big 12 Conference is the last Power 5 conference to announce its fall football plans, while the NCAA Board of Governors could provide more clarity this week.
    Stanford Players
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    Player Demands
    Pac-12 players are demanding an extensive list of guarantees before they report to training camp for this season.
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    College Athletics Administrators Expect Significant COVID-19 Financial Hit
    A survey of college administrators conducted by the athlete engagement platform Teamworks attempted to gage how COVID-19 will impact college sports.
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    Athletes At Home Take Texas Longhorns To New TikTok Heights
    With help from their athletes, the Texas Longhorns’ TikTok following has grown from 1,200 in early-May to 44,300 on July 17.