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Davion Jones, a 4-star safety from Cornelius, North Carolina, includes Indiana among his top five college choices and is set to visit Bloomington this weekend, accompanied by edge rusher Myles Smith.
Kathy Morse, a pioneering coach of girls' flag football in Central New York, honors her late father's football legacy while driving the rapid expansion of the sport among female athletes.
Tommy Carr, a true freshman quarterback for the Michigan Wolverines, is already drawing attention as he prepares for his first season in Ann Arbor. The youngster carries a distinctive pedigree: he is the grandson of Lloyd Carr, who guided Michigan to a national championship in 1997, and the older brother of CJ Carr, a standout quarterback at Notre Dame. Recruited as a four‑star prospect from Saline High School, Carr initially pledged to Miami (Oh.) before flipping his commitment to Michigan in November 2025, choosing to enroll early and join spring practices. During the spring game he displayed a dual‑threat skill set, throwing for 143 yards while adding 59 on the ground, numbers that have impressed coaches and teammates alike. Head coach Kyle Whittingham has publicly praised Carr’s confidence and leadership, noting that the freshman’s ability to read defenses and manage the huddle sets him apart, even as he continues to add muscle and refine his frame. With Bryce Underwood slated as the starter, Carr’s primary competition comes from transfer Brayden Fowler‑Nicolosi, but the coaching staff sees Carr as a potential game‑changer who could see meaningful snaps and eventually push Underwood for the starting role.
After four seasons marked by championships and community growth, Coach Tony Mottola announces his departure for a new role in Florida, sparking gratitude and dialogue about the program’s future.
Four-star linebacker Cole Crawford is set to visit Alabama and Kentucky as recruitment odds shift, putting pressure on the Crimson Tide to reclaim its leading position.
With rosters set and offseason programs underway, analysts have begun sorting the 2026 quarterback class into tiers, highlighting the impact of new coaches, health outlook, and supporting casts.
The College Football Playoff is poised to undergo a seismic shift, with officials exploring a 24‑team bracket that could debut as early as 2027. Conference power brokers are aligning behind divergent visions, setting the stage for a historic postseason overhaul.
In Central New York, coach Kathy Morse blends personal history with a growing sport, guiding her players toward resilience and future opportunities.
With a 2‑1 edge over Miami and a string of steady performances, the Yellow Jackets are among the dark‑horse teams eyeing the ACC championship in 2026, a race now crowded with several programs jostling for the top spot.
Texas leads the nation with a $47.9 million name, image and likeness valuation, while six programs now exceed $40 million and projections suggest values will climb past $50 million by 2027.
Utah's 2027 roster is climbing the national charts as key pledges from Jonah Mailei, Kingston Parks, Jack Henderson and Tiki Teeples reshape the team's future.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has endorsed a sweeping expansion of the College Football Playoff, while the SEC and ESPN debate alternative models, raising questions about the future calendar, finances and access for deserving teams.
Women’s flag football is rapidly moving from club competition to varsity status across U.S. colleges, as the NCAA formally added the sport to its Emerging Sports for Women program earlier this year.
Lindenwood announces its full 2026 football schedule, featuring a home opener against Charleston Southern and a mix of road and home games across the United States.
The future of the College Football Playoff hangs in the balance as commissioners from the ACC and Big 12 advocate a 24‑team format, whereas the SEC and Big Ten favor a 16‑team structure. With the current 12‑team system set to persist until a December decision for the 2027 season, the debate involves revenue concerns, automatic qualification proposals, and the influential voice of the American Football Coaches Association.
Michigan State becomes the first Power Four program to offer 2027 edge rusher Lawrence Kanneh, a 6‑foot‑3, 220‑pound prospect from Columbus, Ohio.
Four-star edge rusher Myles Smith, ranked among the nation's top defensive prospects, is set to visit Indiana this weekend, a trip that could bolster the Hoosiers' already potent defensive line.
The NCAA is weighing a shift from traditional spring games to flexible offseason workouts, sparking debate over player health, recruiting and the future of college football development.
The NCAA’s inclusion of flag football and a slate of Power 4 commitments signal a rapid rise toward varsity status and a potential Olympic debut in 2028.
Missouri’s running back Ahmad Hardy faces an uncertain 2026 outlook after a shooting, prompting coach Elijah Drinkwitz to weigh options and rely on backup Jamal Roberts and new transfers.
A weekend clash between teams from West Charlotte High School and Phillip O. Berry Academy turned violent on a high school field in Matthews, raising questions about safety and the sport’s swift rise
A wave of Division I schools are adding women’s flag football as a varsity sport, positioning the game for an Olympic debut in Los Angeles and sparking early conversations within the ACC.
Using the James Webb Space Telescope, researchers have identified buckminsterfullerenes — carbon molecules shaped like footballs — within the planetary nebula TC‑1, a relic of a star similar to our Sun. The discovery expands our understanding of space‑based chemistry and hints at pathways that could have contributed to the emergence of life.
Analysts assess the floor‑centric profile of slot specialist KC Concepcion alongside the high‑ceiling potential of physical standout Denzel Boston, offering guidance for fantasy managers seeking value in the later rounds.