Ole Miss quickly deletes 'You can't put a price on family' tweet

(AP) Ole Miss is embroiled in an NCAA case and its head coach resigned last week after it was discovered he called an escort service from a university-issued cell phone. All the while, the Rebels’ football Twitter account tweets on. It’s been a rough

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Dismissed Ducks receiver Darren Carrington transfers to Utah

The Utes may have a new No. 1 receiver after former Oregon wideout Darren Carrington transferred to Utah. The university confirmed Thursday that the senior is in Salt Lake City and will join the team but is not immediately able to be with the Utes on the field. Coach Kyle Whittingham said there are "paperwork things" that must be completed with the Pac-12 and NCAA before Carrington is fully cleared as fall practices begin Friday. He is confident those hurdles will be cleared. Carrington was dismissed from the Ducks two weeks ago, soon after he was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of driving under the influence. Whittingham said Carrington will be on a short leash when it comes to discipline-worthy

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  Kyle Whittingham confirms Darren Carrington is at Utah, not yet a Ute

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Texas officially adds Syracuse grad transfer Kendall Moore

In early April, erstwhile Syracuse tight end Kendall Moore announced on social media that he had himself a new college football home.  Nearly four months later, that move has come to fruition. Texas confirmed Friday that Moore has graduated from SU and officially joined the UT football team.  The Longhorns open summer camp Monday, and Moore will be on hand working out with his new teammates. As he’s coming in as a graduate transfer — he announced his departure from the Orange in December — he’ll be eligible to play in 2017, his final season of eligibility. Moore started a total of four games in 2014 and 2015, including two of the first three in the latter season before sustaining the season-ending