The award given to the outstanding player in college football, determined by a vote of more than 900 sports journalists and past winners, will be presented Saturday at the Lincoln Center in New York.
Maine colleges
College football: Georgia, Michigan, TCU and Ohio State chosen for playoff
TCU is the No. 3 seed despite a loss on Saturday, and the Big Ten gets a second team with Ohio State sliding in at No. 4.
Sunday’s college roundup: Maine gives up late lead, falls to Marist in London
Men’s basketball: The Red Foxes rally for a 62-61 win, handing the Black Bears their third straight loss.
College roundup: Terion Moss scores 26 in UMF’s road victory; CMCC men also win
The Beavers put up 106 points and beat Northern Vermont-Lyndon by 30; CMCC men win, and Bates men lose; the UMaine-Farmington women fall to Lyndon; UMaine men’s and women’s hockey squad victorious.
Women’s basketball: CMCC dismisses Vermont Tech for another weekend romp
Guard Mikenzie Melendez scores a team-high 13 points and collects six steals in the Mustangs’ 83-38 win.
Saturday’s Top 25 basketball: No. 1 South Carolina overpowers Memphis
Aliyah Boston and Kamilla Cardoso lead in a dominant inside performance by the Gamecocks in a 79-54 win.
College football: TCU’s playoff hopes in jeopardy after loss to Kansas State
Third-ranked Texas Christian suffers its first loss of the season, falling in overtime in the Big 12 championship game.
Men’s basketball: CMCC pulls away from Albany College of Pharmacy
Leavitt graduate Wyatt Hathaway pours in 19 points to help lead the Mustangs.
Friday’s college roundup: UMaine men’s hockey rallies past Vermont
The Black Bears score twice in the second period to beat Vermont, 3-1.
Women’s basketball: Undefeated CMCC makes quick work of Albany College of Pharmacy
The Mustangs take advantage of the opportunity to give more minutes to their reserves in a lopsided victory.