MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Once the legal wrangling over paying players finally got settled last summer , there was hope that college football might finally stumble into something resembling stability. Or at least find its footing for a couple of months. It was too much to ask, at least right away. Among the headlines over the past few months: lawsuits over eligibility , bickering about the transfer portal , stalled congressional legislation , fights about outside investment into conferences, the