College Football Roundup
June 2026
Sorsby Injunction Hearing Held, Ruling Expected Later This Week
One of the biggest off-the-field stories in college football remains unresolved following quarterback Brendon Sorsby's injunction hearing. Attorneys for both sides presented their arguments, but no immediate decision was issued from the court.
Instead, a ruling is expected by the end of the week. The outcome could have significant implications for player eligibility and future legal challenges involving NCAA regulations and athlete rights.
Programs across the country are closely monitoring the case as they await the judge's decision, which could establish another important precedent in the evolving landscape of college athletics.
ESPN Unveils College Football Playoff Broadcast Schedule
ESPN, the College Football Playoff, and TNT Sports have officially announced the broadcast schedule for the 2026-27 CFP. For the first time, one game in each playoff round will be simulcast on both ABC and ESPN, while TNT Sports will carry five playoff games as part of its expanded partnership.
The playoff begins with a first-round game on December 18, followed by three more first-round matchups on December 19. Quarterfinal action starts December 30 and continues on New Year's Day before the semifinals are played on January 14 and 15. The national championship game is scheduled for January 25 in Las Vegas.
The release of the television schedule provides fans with a clearer roadmap for the postseason and continues the CFP's effort to maximize national exposure across multiple networks.
Coaches Head to Washington as SCORE Act Discussions Continue
Several prominent college football coaches and administrators are expected to travel to Washington, D.C., this week as discussions surrounding the SCORE Act continue to gain momentum.
Among those scheduled to participate is former Nick Saban, who is expected to testify before Congress regarding the future of college athletics. Saban has become one of the most influential voices in conversations involving NIL regulations, athlete compensation, and the need for a national framework governing college sports.
The meetings come at a pivotal time as lawmakers, university leaders, conferences, and athletic departments seek long-term solutions to the rapidly changing college athletics landscape.
Many across the sport believe the outcome of these discussions could help shape the next era of college football governance.
Around the Nation
Brendon Sorsby's injunction case remains pending with a ruling expected later this week.
ESPN and TNT Sports have finalized the 2026-27 College Football Playoff broadcast schedule.
College football leaders head to Washington to discuss the SCORE Act.
Nick Saban is expected to testify before Congress on issues impacting the future of college athletics.
