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The school's athletic director denied the report and said that Texas "will evaluate the body of work after the regular season."

Losing to Kansas appears to have sealed the deal on Strong's future.

Charlie Strong's tenure at Texas appears to be short-lived after its first loss to Kansas in seemingly forever.

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Texas coach Charlie Strong to questions about his future

Texas coach Charlie Strong says he will address questions about his future with the Longhorns at his weekly news conference on Monday.

STAT WATCH: D’Onta Foreman’s workload heaviest in 13 years

Pound the ground was a common theme around college football over the weekend. One running back recorded the most carries by anyone in 13 years, another went over 300 yards and a quarterback rushed for the most touchdowns by anyone at his position this season.

Fresh off win, Fyfe ready if Huskers need him again at Iowa

For three years, Ryker Fyfe has been Nebraska’s No. 2 quarterback, and it took until senior day in his fifth season for him to realize the quintessential dream of football-loving boys who grow up in the state.

Players and coaches mixed it up in Baton Rouge while in Morgantown, the Mountaineers were very protective of their midfield logo.

No. 10 Buffaloes handle No. 22 Cougars to improve to 9-2 and continue one of the nation’s remarkable turnarounds.

A defeat at Kansas has probably sealed his firing.

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Senior quarterback has four TDs and rushes for 159 yards as Mids score 38 straight points in 66-31 rout.

Hokies’ defense clamps down in the second half to set up comeback.

Just because you attend an Ivy League college doesn't automatically make you all that smart.

With freshman Max Bortenschlager getting a surprise start, Terps’ touchdown drought stretched to 11 quarters in another decisive loss.

The Badgers continue to be graced by standout Watts.

Here's why ESPN's 'College Gameday' is in Kalamazoo, of all places.

There are four one-loss teams, and, justifiably or not, it won’t go unnoticed that the westernmost one is bringing up the rear.

Jimmye Laycock has had chances to leave William & Mary. Instead he’s become ‘a bit of an institution.’

Coach says injured quarterback won’t rest for sake of being ready for more favorable matchup next week vs. Rutgers.

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