Former UCF lineman Jah Reid suing alma mater over use of likeness

A former UCF football player is suing the university for using his likeness while promoting summer football camps. Jah Reid, who played at UCF from 2006-10, filed a civil lawsuit against the UCF Athletics Association and “Rise and Conquer LLC,” a company Knights coach Scott Frost helped set up to organize football camps. In the lawsuit, Reid, currently an offensive lineman for the Kansas City Chiefs, says UCF and Rise and Conquer (referred to in the lawsuit as “R&C”) used his name, accomplishments and likeness in brochures and advertisements for the camps without his permission.

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  Ex-UCF lineman sues athletic department over use of his name and likeness

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  San Jose State safety Chad Miller recovering from stabbing in brawl

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Maleak Bryant commits to Maryland football: Terps land 3-star TE

It had been nearly a month since Maryland football had last picked up a commit. Three-star tight end Maleak Bryant committed to Maryland Sunday evening, giving the Terps their sixth commit in the Class of 2018. The 66, 225-pound tight end should be a formidable threat down the seam and in the red zone, and provide depth at a position of need for the Terps.

Who has the best quarterback situation in the Big Ten?

Dan Murphy ESPN Staff Writer Close Covers the Big Ten Joined ESPN.com in 2014 Graduate of the University of Notre Dame Follow on Twitter The Big Ten may not break its lengthy drought of sending a quarterback into the first round of the NFL draft with this year’s crop, but that doesn’t mean there’s any lack of talent at the position. Most of the league’s top teams return starters under center this fall -- and most of those starters have some healthy competition to keep them honest during the summer workouts. This week we’ll be highlighting the best groups on the offensive side of the ball at several positions as well as some other teams and players that are worth watching closely. We start the

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  Group to 'stand up' on behalf of QB Kaepernick

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  Now we’ll find out if Darrelle Revis’ NFL days are done

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