This is an opinion column. My neck hurts. And my head aches. This is whiplash, not from the dump truck that totaled my car in October, but another college football off-season in the spin cycle. Nothing’s sacred,

Do players really get poached from spring games? What other factors are spurring changes in spring practice or spring games?

Part of college football's constantly changing offseason finds several teams canceling their spring games, and some big names are leading the charge.

Before the official announcement, the future of Texas A&M's spring game was in question due to the new trend in college football regarding the adoption of an NFL O.T.A-like offseason, headed by Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian,

Texas A&M's announcement that it's playing its spring game in April comes less than a week after Texas football said it wouldn't play its game.

The Texas Longhorns will be among a growing number of programs that are opting to skip this year’s spring game due to potential player poaching on the part of the team’s competitors. (Cue the grumbling about how name,

Texas football will replace its spring game with some type of fan event, according to athletic director Chris Del Conte.