Sooner News Daily | Tuesday (January 13, 2026) - The Football Brainiacs

Sooner News Daily | Tuesday (January 13, 2026) - The Football Brainiacs

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Derek Simmons from the University of Oklahoma has accepted an invitation to participate in the 2026 American Bowl in Orlando, highlighting top senior football talent. Meanwhile, Nebraska transfer Dylan Raiola has committed to Oregon, a significant move as the Ducks await a decision from their starting QB Dante Moore on the 2026 NFL Draft. Additionally, Arizona State transfer quarterback Sam Leavitt is expected to sign with LSU after visiting several other programs.

In coaching news, Notre Dame Head Coach Marcus Freeman will not face charges following an investigation, as confirmed by the St. Joseph County Prosecutor’s Office, citing insufficient evidence for a criminal case.

The College Sports Commission reported that 17,321 NIL deals totaling $127.21 million have been cleared, while 524 deals worth $14.9 million remain uncleared. This update reflects ongoing developments in college athletes' financial engagements.

In other sports, the Indiana Hoosiers have a chance to join Yale (1894) in history by potentially finishing a season

Originally by Ryan Lewison January 13, 2026
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