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John Brice's articles mainly focus on local sports, particularly college football and Notre Dame. He often includes expert commentary and event coverage. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering insights or interviews related to college football events in the Boulder area, updates on Notre Dame's sports activities, or any breaking news within the local sports community.
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John Brice, USA TODAY LSU got a significant court win, and the SEC, its leader Greg Sankey as well as the NCAA got skewered in the process.
By: John Brice
John Brice, USA TODAY Brian Kelly knows the intersection of culture, politics, sports and LSU all too well.
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By: John Brice
USA TODAY Sept. 5, 2026, 5:03 p.m. ET Nebraska managed to avoid pulling a “Rutgers” to win the Frank Solich Bowl in the school's season-opening home tilt.
By: John Brice
John Brice, USA TODAY A little-known NCAA replay rule reopened a game that appeared over, turning Western Michigan's upset celebration into Michigan's miracle escape
By: John Brice
John Brice, USA TODAY Each week during the college football season, USA TODAY Sports' insiders will talk with coaches, athletics administrators, agents and more to bring you the behind-the-scenes news.
By: John Brice
John Brice, USA TODAY The SEC dared LSU to play what it considers ineligible players before the Tigers' season opener.
By: John Brice
John Brice, USA TODAY The controversial ending of the Western Michigan-Michigan game Saturday, Sept. 5, is causing the NCAA to change its review process.
By: John Brice
The game ended Saturday. The real fireworks came days later. USA TODAY Tennessee Tech's 24-9 win over Chattanooga on Sept. 5 wasn't enough for Golden Eagles coach Bobby Wilder.
By: Cory Diaz, Blake Toppmeyer, Matt Hayes, John Brice
John Brice Blake Toppmeyer Cory Diaz Matt Hayes Updated Sept. 9, 2026, 8:43 p.m. ET
