College Football

[Coach] Sanders posted a video to his Instagram account on Friday ahead of the Week 3 rivalry game in which Colorado players, during a team meeting, each received a pair of "Coach Prime's" signature glasses from the equipment staff. After players received the glasses, Sanders reiterated that Norvell did Colorado State no favors with his commentary.

"They messed around and made it personal," Sanders said in the video. "I just want to say how y'all look [with the glasses on]. You look good. You look fly. ... They don't realize that they also just helped me with business [in giving you these glasses]. But it's also going to be personal."

Ole Miss defensive tackle DeSanto Rollins [has] filed a lawsuit against the university and Rebels coach Lane Kiffin. In the suit, Rollins accused Kiffin and the school of racial and sexual discrimination and failure to provide equal protection, according to multiple reports.

The lawsuit alleges Kiffin took adverse action against Rollins "on account of race for requesting and taking a mental health break" and showed special treatment toward white athletes. The lawsuit also alleges that the university lacked "written institutional procedures for routine mental health referrals" and treated female athletes' requests for mental health assistance differently.

In a statement to ESPN, Ole Miss officials said they had not received any lawsuit and denied removing Rollins from the roster. As of Thursday, his name was still listed on the Rebels' online roster.

Buchner reunited with Crimson Tide offensive coordinator Tommy Rees after transferring in this offseason.

So one loss and we're back to the Jay Barker/Greg McElroy/Jalen Hurts (Bama era) game manager, eh?