College football returns in full force this week. With that, the WSJ Sports Grid of Shame is back to help solve an always complex equation: How good your team is on the field versus how badly it behaves off it.
College football returns in full force this week after a brief appetizer last weekend during “Week Zero.” A lot has changed in the offseason: athletes won the right to be paid for their likeness, the never-ending coaching carousel spun, vaccines became available as a tool to mitigate Covid-19 chaos and the latest round of conference realignment revved up.
But plenty is still the same. Teams still get in trouble for breaking any number of the rules in the NCAA’s esoteric 464-page rulebook. They have run-ins with the law and coaches are behaving badly in myriad ways. Their schools dig out from decades-old scandals.
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