College football players will be paid a lot more money for appearing in this year's edition of EA Sports' video game.

College football players are reportedly getting a raise for appearing in EA Sports' next video game. The name, image and likeness payments will increase from $600 to $1,500 for Football Bowl Subdivision players who are included in the upcoming "College Football 26" release,

Having practice games between college football programs during spring practice is financially practical. So of course the NCAA doesn't want it.

Colorado coach Deion Sanders is, once again, at the frontier of college football's constantly evolving landscape. He made waves on social media when he suggested that Colorado would love to face off against another school for its spring game on April 19.

Deion Sanders continues to shake up college football, this time with a bold new approach to spring practice. As many programs across the country move away from traditional spring games, the Colorado head coach has proposed a format mirroring the NFL model—joint practices with another school,