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University of Georgia lineman Kolton Houston is fighting to regain NCAA eligibility after a 2010 positive drug test.

Former NFL running back Leroy Hoard discusses coping with headaches, memory loss and depression and explains why he must never forget Andre Waters, Dave Duerson and Junior Seau, three former NFL players who committed suicide.

Former NFL quarterback Vince Young is looking for a new start on and off the field.

Alcorn State University's hiring of the first white head football coach in SWAC history has sparked debate not only about opportunities for black coaches but also about the future of historically black colleges and universities.

Outside the Lines examines the issue of concussions amongst high school football players. Are players becoming more aware of the problem? Ryan Hockensmith and Chris Coyne discuss the issue with Bob Ley.

Former NFL receiver Al Toon and his son, Nick, talk about the game of football as Nick embarks on his rookie season with the New Orleans Saints.

Just days after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, University of Minnesota half back Bruce Smith accepted the Heisman Trophy with a speech rewritten to rally a nation during uncertain times.

In an interview that originally aired on OTL on March 13, 2011 Christopher Cicero talks to John Barr about his role in Jim Tressel's troubles at Ohio State

A showcase for high school standouts, 7-on-7 football is quickly gaining popularity nationwide but is also catching the attention of the NCAA, which is concerned about the potential for recruiting violations.

Notre Dame AD Jack Swarbrick and VP John Affleck-Graves discuss the investigation into the death of student videographer Declan Sullivan

Ralph Nader discusses his plan to abolish all athletic scholarships

What happens to some College athletes when universities sign more football players than they can enroll?

Former Savannah State football coach Robby Wells says he was fired earlier this year because he is white -- a charge the school, a historically black university, denies.