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3 reasons why college enrollments are declining, according to Coursera’s CEO

3 reasons why college enrollments are declining, according to Coursera’s CEO

College enrollments continue to drop in the U.S. as students seek alternatives to the traditional university experience. For the spring 2022 term, enrollment across public and private colleges in the U.S. fell to 16.2 million, down 4.1% year over year, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. That decline continues the trend of weakening enrollment that has been in place since before the coronavirus pandemic. “We have seen certain headwinds from the general softness in… Source link

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The most disappointing teams in college football

The most disappointing teams in college football

We’re a little more than a month into the college football season and some teams with massive preseason expectations have already been major disappointments. Here are 10 teams in particular who have fallen well short of what their fan bases were hoping to this point in the season. Oklahoma Brent Venables hasn’t been able to make much of an impact on Oklahoma’s leaky defense. The Sooners were torched for 668 yards in an embarrassing 55-24 loss to TCU on Saturday. It marked the second… Source link

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College football conference power rankings

College football conference power rankings

The 2022 college football season is a month old. Yep, Week 4 was the final weekend of September as most teams are now a third of the way through their regular seasons. With October approaching, there’s no better time to see how the 10 conferences at the top level of college football stack up to one another. And, spoiler alert, the SEC is at No. 1. 10. MAC The biggest two wins for the MAC so far are Bowling Green’s upset of Marshall after the Thundering Herd beat Notre Dame and Eastern… Source link

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Deion Sanders should be the No. 1 college coaching candidate in the country … starting with Arizona State

Deion Sanders should be the No. 1 college coaching candidate in the country … starting with Arizona State

Deion Sanders is the only person to play in both the Super Bowl and the World Series, not to mention the only player to ever hit a MLB home run and record an NFL interception in the same week. On Oct. 11, 1992, he played in an NFL game and suited up for a MLB game … on the same day … in two different cities. That probably beats the time at Florida State when he won the 100 and 200 meters in a morning track meet and then started as a center fielder for the Seminoles’ baseball team that… Source link

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College football Week 3 scores, updates: Oklahoma-Nebraska, BYU-Oregon, Miami-Texas A&M

College football Week 3 scores, updates: Oklahoma-Nebraska, BYU-Oregon, Miami-Texas A&M

Coming off a week full of upsets, Saturday’s lineup provides several more opportunities for highly ranked teams to run into trouble. Will we see more chaos in Week 3? Here’s what we’ll have a close eye on today. Time: 12 p.m. | TV: Fox | Line: Oklahoma -10.5 | Total: 65.5 Oklahoma opened the week as a 14.5-point favorite on the road in Lincoln against Nebraska. After Nebraska fired Scott Frost over the weekend, the betting market started taking off. What’s interesting is that as of Saturday… Source link

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College football fans across the country can’t access digital tickets because of a nationwide outage

College football fans across the country can’t access digital tickets because of a nationwide outage

Digital ticketing systems aren’t working all over the country at multiple college football stadiums this weekend. The schools have called it a “nationwide outage” that is preventing fans from accessing their tickets on mobile devices. Currently, the schools which have admitted their systems aren’t working include: Michigan, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Nebraska, Arizona, Purdue, UCLA, James Madison, Bowling Green, Washington, William & Mary and Miami (OH). The company at the heart… Source link

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Georgia shows it’s still at the top of the college football world with blowout of Oregon

Georgia shows it’s still at the top of the college football world with blowout of Oregon

Georgia picked up where it left off at the end of the 2021 college football season on Saturday. Yeah, the Bulldogs had 15 players taken in the NFL draft and five in the first round after beating Alabama for the national title in January. But it was clear in Georgia’s 49-3 win over Oregon that there are plenty of capable replacements on the roster and that the offense could be even better in 2022. Jalen Carter commanded double teams on the defensive line and looks poised to make headlines… Source link

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College Football Playoff to expand to 12 teams by 2026

College Football Playoff to expand to 12 teams by 2026

The College Football Playoff is finally going to expand. After months of inaction, the playoff committee said Friday that it is set to expand the four-team playoff to 12 teams in 2026. According to multiple reports, it’s not out of the realm of possibility the playoff could expand to 12 teams in either 2024 or 2025. The College Football Playoff has been four teams since it was introduced ahead of the 2014 season. If it doesn’t expand before 2026 and remains at four for the next four seasons,… Source link

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Yahoo Sports’ 2022 college football predictions

Yahoo Sports’ 2022 college football predictions

Week 1 of the 2022 college football season is here. And what better way to start the season than with some predictions that will undoubtedly be imperfect? Here are the conference champion and College Football Playoff predictions from our Yahoo Sports college football staff with insight from Nick Bromberg and Sam Cooper on their playoff picks below. Yahoo Sports’ 2022 college football predictions. College Football Playoff predictions Nick Bromberg: I realize that we had Clemson ahead of Utah in… Source link

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College football fans treated to free beer and food as credit card machines go down at Nebraska-Northwestern game in Ireland

College football fans treated to free beer and food as credit card machines go down at Nebraska-Northwestern game in Ireland

Beer and other concessions were free at Aviva Stadium at the Northwestern-Nebraska game in Dublin, Ireland, because all the credit card machines were down. And because the venue doesn’t accept cash and the machines can’t connect to Wi-Fi, workers at the game gave away as much as they could. How’s this for some Irish hospitality? The Omaha World-Herald, which was covering the event on-site, wrote that people were given “as many as he or she could carry in a cardboard drink carrier. One man… Source link

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