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Paul Finebaum discusses what Nick Saban needs to do to keep Alabama in contention for a national title, and why football is so important in the South.

With 100 days remaining until the start of college football, three of the nation's top high school quarterbacks share what they anticipate in for the upcoming college season.

Tim Hasselbeck discusses comments made by Tom Brady, who told SI.com, "I have never had more confidence in how I am throwing the football."

Statement from David Beckham on his decision to retire from football.

Max Olson breaks down what the decommitment of Daniel Gresham, the nation's No. 2 fullback, means for the Longhorns.

Mount Union football coach Larry Kehres retires from coaching with 11 Division III national championships and 21 undefeated regular seasons.

Recruiting video for Chris Cooper offensive-guard from Northview High School in Dothan, AL

Christopher Harris reveals his sleepers for the 2013 fantasy football season.

Matthew Berry reveals his Top 10 in fantasy football for the 2013 season.

2014 wide receiver Curtis Samuel of Erasmus Hall (Brooklyn, N.Y.) competes at the 2013 Nike Football Training Camp in Florham Park, N.J.

North Carolina commit and 2014 quarterback Caleb Henderson of Lake Braddock (Burke, Va.), the No. 135 player in the ESPN 150, competes at the 2013 Nike Football Training Camp in Florham Park, N.J.

ESPN 150 recruits - and Virginia natives - Da'Shawn Hand, Quin Blanding and Caleb Henderson talk about the sudden presence of Virginia-based prospects atop the national rankings.

Yorktown (Alexandria, Va.) cornerback M.J. Stewart takes part in drills at the Nike Football Training Camp tour's stop in Ashburn, Va.

Blackhawk (Beaver Falls, Pa.) quarterback Chandler Kincade -- a 2014 recruit with offers to Akron, Pitt, Rutgers and Temple -- competes at the Elite 11 camp at Redskins Park in Ashburn, Va.

Recruiting video for Dallis Todd wide-receiver from La Mirada High School in La Mirada, CA

Chris Spielman discusses the impact the "major" violations will have on Oregon's football program.