
The college football season is here. Every week, different news and notes will pop up, which will affect what happens on the field and off it. Here are the college football week 4 news and notes.
NFL legend Deion Sanders has been named head coach of Jackson State. He has coaching experience at the high school level, but hasn’t coached in college in his career.
Star offensive tackle Jalen Mayfield originally declared for the NFL Draft, but with the Big Ten returning to the field, so is he.
Independent team UMass has decided to play this fall after all according to a tweet by their Twitter account.
TCU quarterback Max Duggan has been cleared to play after an underlying health condition was discovered this offseason. The Horned Frogs play Iowa State this weekend.
Mac Jones, who finished last year as the starting quarterback after Tua Tagovailoa was injured, was listed as the starter for Alabama on their initial depth chart. Freshman Bryce Young will likely challenge for the starting job throughout the season.
With other conferences trying to return to the field, the Mountain West is following suit. The conference presidents are discussing a plan to return on October 24.
Air Force has new uniforms to honor the Tuskegee Airmen. They will wear them on October 3 against Navy.
Because of a COVID outbreak on Notre Dame’s team, their game against Wake Forest has been cancelled.
This will be updated until Saturday kicks off!
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