By
Will Leitch,
a contributing editor covering sports and film at New York since 2008
and the author of six books, including the novels 'How Lucky' and 'The Time Has Come.'
Brendan Sorsby has been central to college football’s latest bout of chaos.
Eligibility lawsuits have injected more chaos to a sport that has already changed beyond recognition.
By
Will Leitch,
a contributing editor covering sports and film at New York since 2008
and the author of six books, including the novels 'How Lucky' and 'The Time Has Come.'
Brendan Sorsby has been central to college football’s latest bout of chaos.

The ultimate guide to college football’s convoluted eligibility crisis

Lane Kiffin Named in SEC Lawsuit That Could Reshape College Football Eligibility Rules

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In LSU and the SEC’s dizzying court battle, one thing is clear: No one’s really in charge

College Football’s Subliminal War Against Lane Kiffin Has Arrived

A rule change meant to improve things has left the NCAA fighting legal battles across the country. Here's everything to know.

Five major storylines are shaping college football’s new business landscape, which already looks totally different from last year.

Five major storylines are fueling college football’s new business landscape.

Plus, is Texas Tech the new villain in college football? And why is there a Week 0?

The return of ex-college players who turned pro to college sports has presented a legal problem that likely no court can fix, but…

Threats and lawsuits have rocked college sports for weeks