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How Tennessee Men’s Basketball Constructed The First College Sports CBA

  • Tennessee men's basketball, working with Athletes.org and player reps, released a proposed collective-bargaining term sheet as a proof of concept—unratified but a notable shift in how schools might structure athlete relations.
  • Utah coach Kyle Whittingham’s recent public gaffe after a loss has fueled fan chatter and added to a rough stretch for his program.
  • EA Sports will start showing real jersey-patch sponsors in its college football game (starting with Arkansas’ Tyson Foods and SMU’s Texas Capital), bringing more real-world branding into gameplay.

The 20-Year-Old Behind Two-Minute Drill — And A Story Bigger Than The Game

  • A 20-year-old University of Tennessee student built a browser game called "Two-Minute Drill" in just two days after watching the Commanders' botched two-minute drive.
  • The app went viral—about 700,000 plays on day one and an X post with ~16 million views—and Ashton hopes even NFL teams might use it.
  • Ashton is a childhood leukemia survivor who has given back to Children’s Minnesota, adding a powerful, feel-good element to the story.

Coach Prime Arrives: EA Sports College Football 27 Adds Deion Sanders

  • Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders has been added to EA Sports College Football 27, completing Colorado’s in-game coaching staff so players can now coach as him.
  • He was missing at release and had joked the school “wasn’t being paid enough” — licensing details for his addition remain unclear.
  • Colorado gets a B+ prestige rating in-game, meaning playing as Sanders helps with recruiting and program reputation.

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