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Campbell University announces its 2026 home football game themes, dates, and ticket pricing, with season passes starting at $60 and free admission for children under 12.
A deep dive into the wide receivers whose 2026 fantasy outlook may falter due to injury, competition and age.
Caleb Williams shows promising second‑year gains but remains a high‑risk, high‑reward option in dynasty leagues due to persistent accuracy issues
USC announced the creation of a dedicated AI leadership role, appointing Conor McQuiston to spearhead the integration of artificial intelligence across football operations, supported by a recent $200 million donation.
Bob Simmons, the first African American head coach in Oklahoma State history, died at 77. His six‑year tenure produced landmark victories, a top‑12 season and a lasting impact on the sport.
Chaz Coleman, a former Penn State edge rusher, missed most of Tennessee's spring practices and summer workouts, raising questions about his place on the roster. Meanwhile, Ohio State has shifted focus to players like Qua Russaw and James Smith, who are expected to outperform what Coleman could have delivered.
The Buffaloes are reshaping their special teams unit after losing placekicker Alejandro Mata, promoting redshirt freshman Elliot Arnold and welcoming transfer Josh McCormick who hopes to leverage a new portal rule for dual‑sport athletes.
The Big 12 enters the 2026 season with major coaching changes, standout defensive units and quarterback storylines that could reshape the league’s balance.
More than 160 girls in Salinas joined the first Banderas United flag football camp, a collaborative effort that showcases the rapid rise of the sport and its promise as an Olympic event by 2028.
Three key players are expected to drive UCLA’s ambitions on the gridiron in the upcoming season, blending experience with untapped potential.
Antwaan Randle‑El and Vaughn Dunbar, two of Indiana's most celebrated football players, have been nominated for the 2027 College Football Hall of Fame, highlighting their groundbreaking achievements and lasting impact on the sport.
A forecasted 5‑7 record for Rutgers raises questions about Coach Greg Schiano’s future, while the team’s slate includes both promising victories and formidable opponents.
The Indiana Hoosiers, fresh off a national championship, aim to defend their title by building depth and integrating new talent under coach Curt Cignetti.
A deep dive into the historic and contemporary rivalries that shape the Florida Gators' identity on the gridiron.
A June 1 crash in a Colorado neighborhood claimed the life of Corrine More and left former Nittany Lion special‑teams star Kyle Vasey with life‑threatening injuries. The driver, Adam Bauserman, was arrested miles away and faces multiple felonies.
The FHSAA’s new Open Division format will feature the state’s elite eight football teams, selected by MaxPreps rankings, and will be staged across The Villages and Miami, extending the innovative model to girls’ flag football as well
Domestic abuse survivor Katy Longhurst warns that football is being used as an excuse for abuse, citing sharp rises in incidents during World Cup tournaments and urging year‑round support and public upstander action.
Kieran McKenna announced his departure from Ipswich Town, reflecting on a brief but transformative spell that delivered promotion to the Premier League.
An investigation into the hidden financial mechanisms that enable schools to pay for recruits’ unofficial visits, from cash hand‑offs to legal NIL deals, reveals a regulatory gap that continues to shape college athletics.
A nationally televised Ivy League football game between Brown and Harvard will air on ESPN2, marking a key moment in the league's broadcast deal with ESPN.
Boise State prepares for its Pac‑12 debut, confronting offensive uncertainties while banking on a strong running game and a revamped pass rush.
Ohio State is intensifying its offseason workouts as the 2026 season approaches, highlighted by the emergence of freshman safety Kaden Gebhardt, a late flip from Clemson, and the program's championship ambitions.
Caleb Williams shows impressive statistical growth and a potent supporting cast, yet persistent accuracy issues keep him in Tier 2 and make him a high‑risk, high‑reward fantasy asset.
The Crimson will appear on ESPN networks three times next season, including a marquee showdown against Yale at Fenway Park, as part of a sweeping media deal that underscores Harvard's rising prominence in college football.