The body of Kosta Karageorge has been found in a dumpster and he appeared to die as a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

He was identified through tattoos and other identifying marks. A gun was found with the body, according to police. 

A police report says Karageorge's mother told authorities he has had concussions and spells of confusion. She said he texted a message Wednesday citing the concussions and saying he was sorry if he was "an embarrassment."

Brett Hundley has yet to make an official decision about his future, but he expects to leave UCLA for the NFL.

"The conversation keeps coming up," Hundley said. "I've got my degree. I've done everything I wanted to do here. I've left something really, truly great, and I feel good."

Hundley is a senior academically, though he has one more season remaining of college eligibility.

Some scouts have questioned Hundley's accuracy and decision-making, but the 6-foot-3, 226-pounder's explosive dual-threat performances, size, athleticism and general trend of improvement have earned him lofty draft projections.

The 2014 Heisman Trophy appears to be down to a two-player race between Marcus Mariota and Melvin Gordon.

Bovada has pulled other players such as J.T. Barrett, Trevone Boykin and Jameis Winston off the board.

Mariota is a 1/3 favorite, while Gordon sits at 2/1.

Will Muschamp will not return next season as head coach of Florida.

Muschamp will coach the final two games of the season and then step down.

Muschamp was 27-20 in four seasons, 17-15 in SEC play.

Muschamp was head coach in waiting at Texas when he was hired after the 2010 season to replace Urban Meyer.

A gambling website, IBNSportsWrap, alleges that a high school friend of Jameis Winston placed his biggest bet ever on Louisville at +1 in the first half of their game against Florida State.

Winston's play in the first half against Louisville was atrocious, he threw two interceptions and completed less than half of his passes.

"Bookie meets with Chris Rabb morning before Louisville / Fla St game and receives $5,500 from Mr Rabb with instructions to bet Louisville +1 (1st Half) -110 to win back $5,000. Bet was placed and Louisville won 1st Half vs Fla St (21-7). Mr Rabb is now suppose to receive $5,000 for winning bet + his $5,500 initial bet (square up day is Tuesday)

Bookie gets information late Sunday night that he's been "Played for a fool" as Mr Rabb and Jameis Winston are former teammates and conspired together on the above mentioned first half wager. Bookie wants no part of paying the debt. (i think he should pay he took the bet he knows the risk... just my opinion)"