Mason Rudolph’s younger brother sees freshman season at Clemson come to an injury end

Mason Rudolph is looking at the rest of the season as an opportunity to continue pushing his way into the Heisman discussion and his team deeper into the College Football Playoff picture.  His younger brother, on the other hand, is looking at rehab. Wednesday night, Clemson announced that Logan Rudolph will miss the remainder of the 2017 season because of a shoulder injury.  The defensive end sustained the injury during a Tuesday practice, and will undergo surgery at some point in the future to repair the damage.  Rudolph dealt with a shoulder issue late in his high school career, and it’s believed this is related to that. A four-star member of the Tigers’ 2017 recruiting class, Rudolph was rated

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  Instagram's correspondents program 'Student Section' heads into second season

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  The Pressure Gauge: Who's Feeling the Heat Heading Into Week 4?

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Thursday notebook: Riley reacts to Eichorst's firing

Mike Riley didn't hide his disappointment over the firing of NU athletic director Shawn Eichorst on Thursday. Football is king at Nebraska, so when university chancellor Ronnie D. Green and president Hank Bounds announced the firing of athletic director Shawn Eichorst on Thursday, much attention immediately went to the future of head coach Mike Riley. Riley told reporters following Thursday’s practice that he personally met with Green and Bounds earlier in the afternoon and was told of the decision.

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  Nebraska fires AD Shawn Eichorst after new low with loss to Northern Illinois

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Kicker who made field goal off the bounce immediately asked holder 'Does that count?'

Texas Lutheran kicker Tyler Hopkins had no idea if kicking his blocked field goal through the uprights would count as three points. Hopkins is the Division III kicker who made an incredible field goal that counted (at the time) off the bounce after his first kick was blocked.