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Armwood High alumnus Jerome Ford and the rest of the Bearcats look like serious College Football Playoff contenders.
College Football Playoff rankings: Can Cincinnati or BYU make the final four?
There’s a chance that the Bearcats or Cougars do something this year UCF’s undefeated teams never did.
2 hours ago• Gators
College Football Playoff rankings: Florida Gators, Miami Hurricanes start in top 10
The Florida Gators head into Saturday's game against Kentucky as a top-10 team, according to the first set of College Football Playoff rankings.
The selection committee’s first set of rankings were released Tuesday night.
3 hours ago• Gators
USF’s Johnny Ford no longer with the team
USF's Johnny Ford runs the ball for a first down during the season opener against the Citadel at Raymond James Stadium on Sept. 12.
The dismissal ends a sometimes tumultuous relationship between the running back and the Bulls.
3 hours ago• USF Bulls
Charlie Morton’s salary was high for Rays, but so is the cost of leaving
Charlie Morton is walking away from Tampa Bay after agreeing to a one-year $15 million deal with the Braves, which is the exact figure the Rays declined to exercise on a 2021 contract option.
Pitcher agrees to a one-year, $15 million deal with Braves after going 18-8 with a 3.33 ERA during two-year stint in Tampa Bay.
Yesterday• Rays
Rays star Randy Arozarena arrested in Mexico following a family dispute
Yesterday• Rays
Randy Arozarena was a breakout star for the Tampa Bay Rays in the postseason.
LeSean McCoy’s absence becomes glaring as Bucs tailbacks struggle with drops
Yesterday• Bucs
Bucs running back Leonard Fournette (28) drops a pass from Tom Brady during the second half of Monday's loss to the Rams.
Tom Brady is to blame for many of the Bucs’ woes, coach Bruce Arians says
5 hours ago• Bucs
Bucs quarterback Tom Brady (12) heads off the field after throwing his second interception Monday night in Tampa.
Florida Gators’ Kyle Trask widens Heisman Trophy lead
Yesterday• Gators
Florida Gators quarterback Kyle Trask bolstered his Heisman Trophy credentials with three more touchdown passes last week against Vanderbilt.

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  1. College Football Playoff rankings: Can Cincinnati or BYU make the final four?
    2 hours ago• Gators
    Armwood High alumnus Jerome Ford and the rest of the Bearcats look like serious College Football Playoff contenders.
  2. College Football Playoff rankings: Florida Gators, Miami Hurricanes start in top 10
    3 hours ago• Gators
    The Florida Gators head into Saturday's game against Kentucky as a top-10 team, according to the first set of College Football Playoff rankings.
  3. USF’s Johnny Ford no longer with the team
    3 hours ago• USF Bulls
    USF's Johnny Ford runs the ball for a first down during the season opener against the Citadel at Raymond James Stadium on Sept. 12.
  5. Tom Brady is to blame for many of the Bucs’ woes, coach Bruce Arians says
    5 hours ago• Bucs
    Bucs quarterback Tom Brady (12) heads off the field after throwing his second interception Monday night in Tampa.
  6. Fred VanVleet says he’s excited about Raptors’ time in Tampa
    5 hours ago• Sports
    Guard Fred VanVleet finalized a four-year, $85 million contract to remain with the Raptors on Tuesday.
  7. National talking heads blast Tom Brady, Bucs coaches in wake of latest loss
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Bucs quarterback Tom Brady (12) watches from the sideline after throwing his second interception in the fourth quarter of Monday night's 27-24 loss to the Rams at Raymond James Stadium.
  8. Bucs’ John Lynch, Ronde Barber among Hall of Fame semifinalists
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Former Bucs safety John Lynch, left, and cornerback Ronde Barber, right, are semifinalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's class of 2021.
  9. Rays star Randy Arozarena arrested in Mexico following a family dispute
    Yesterday• Rays
    Randy Arozarena was a breakout star for the Tampa Bay Rays in the postseason.
  10. LeSean McCoy’s absence becomes glaring as Bucs tailbacks struggle with drops
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Bucs running back Leonard Fournette (28) drops a pass from Tom Brady during the second half of Monday's loss to the Rams.
  11. Charlie Morton’s salary was high for Rays, but so is the cost of leaving
    Yesterday• Rays
    Charlie Morton is walking away from Tampa Bay after agreeing to a one-year $15 million deal with the Braves, which is the exact figure the Rays declined to exercise on a 2021 contract option.
  12. Florida Gators’ Kyle Trask widens Heisman Trophy lead
    Yesterday• Gators
    Florida Gators quarterback Kyle Trask bolstered his Heisman Trophy credentials with three more touchdown passes last week against Vanderbilt.
  13. Pitcher Charlie Morton leaving Rays for Braves
    Yesterday• Rays
    Charlie Morton delivers a pitch during a game against the Philadelphia Phillies in September at Tropicana Field.
  14. Mets abandon baseball president search, to look for general manager
    Yesterday• Rays
    This photo from a Zoom press conference shows New York Mets President Sandy Alderson earlier this month. Alderson returned as team president when Steve Cohen bought the Mets from the Wilpon and Katz families.
  15. Tokyo governor: Japan can host Olympics despite virus spike
    Yesterday• Sports
    Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike takes off her mask as she speaks at a news conference in Tokyo, Tuesday. Koike remains firm about being able to safely hold the Olympics next year despite growing concerns about Japan's recent resurgence of COVID-19 infections.
  16. Bucs are not going anywhere if the defense doesn’t straighten up
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Kevin Minter, left, looks on while Los Angeles Rams running back Cam Akers (23) celebrates his 4-yard touchdown catch during the third quarter on Monday.
  17. As December looms, Bucs’ margin for error suddenly minimal
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Bucs wide receiver Antonio Brown remains down after he is unable to come up with the third-down pass by quarterback Tom Brady during the third quarter Monday night.
  18. Tom Brady throws two interceptions in Bucs’ 27-24 loss to Rams
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Bucs quarterback Tom Brady (12) looks on from the sideline after throwing his second interception of the game against the Rams on Monday night at Raymond James Stadium.
  19. On cue for 2020, kicker Matt Gay returns to torment old team
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Los Angeles Rams kicker Matt Gay (1) kicks a field goal during the second quarter Monday night. The former Buc eventually connected for the winner.
  20. Then and now: A Week 11 Jameis Winston-Tom Brady comparison
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Bucs quarterback Tom Brady (12) gets taken down as he releases the ball in the end zone for an incomplete in the final seconds of the third quarter Monday night against the Rams at Raymond James Stadium.
  21. Bucs-Rams live updates: Los Angeles wins 27-24
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady (12) gets takes down as he releases the ball in the end zone for an incomplete pass bringing up a fourth and fifteen in the final seconds of the third quarter of Monday Night Football at Raymond James Stadium on Monday, Nov. 23, 2020 in Tampa. Brady was sacked on the previous play and this play was reviewed to determine if it was a sack or a fumble.
  22. Tom Brady observes an anniversary on ‘Monday Night Football’
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Quarterback Tom Brady smiles while on the field during warmups before the Bucs take on the Los Angeles Rams for Monday Night Football at Raymond James Stadium.
  23. Lightning’s Andrei Vasilevskiy spends day with the Stanley Cup
    Yesterday• Lightning
    Andrei Vasilevskiy walks off the team plane with the Stanley Cup after landing back in Tampa in late September.
  24. Blackhawks hire Kendall Coyne Schofield as player development coach
    Yesterday• Lightning
    Kendall Coyne Schofield skates during the Skills Competition, part of the NHL All-Star weekend, in San Jose, Calif. The Chicago Blackhawks on Monday hired Coyne Schofield as player development coach. She's the first woman to hold that job in the organization's history.
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