The K.C. STAR's Vahe Gregorian profiles CFP Exec Dir Bill Hancock, "one of the most popular and appealing people in the sports industrial complex." He has a "folksy, humble, kind and gentle demeanor." Hancock lost his son in a plane crash in '01, and "for all he has achieved, maybe nothing is more important to him now than being a symbol of hope for those in despair even as his own mourning never ends." Hancock "periodically speaks to groups grieving life’s calamities and why he wrote a book about his own path to coping."
Fallout continues from the Laremy Tunsil NFL Draft-day controversy, and YAHOO SPORTS' Pat Forde notes opinions from "three people familiar with the NCAA investigative process varied Friday on the jeopardy" Ole Miss "could face after the social-media revelations." SPORTSONEARTH.com goes with the header, "Tunsil Saga Could Haunt Ole Miss." The Jackson CLARION-LEDGER hosts an "emergency edition" of its "All About That Egg" podcast featuring Sports Editor Hugh Kellenberger and Ole Miss beat writer Daniel Paulling.
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