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The Wildcats’ 2026 campaign hinges on quarterback Avery Johnson’s resurgence, the emergence of tight end Linkon Cure, and a defensive overhaul led by transfers and newcomers, all orchestrated by first‑time head coach Collin Klein.
After a decade‑plus tenure that produced a program‑record 57 wins and seven playoff runs, Tim Small is trading the sidelines for an administrative post, leaving the Wildcats in capable hands under interim head coach Joe Austin.
After a 4-8 season, Ball State is banking on a revamped roster, a fierce quarterback competition and a fortified defense to break a long drought of conference titles and bowl appearances.
Christian Jones’s first season as head coach turned Dover’s football program from obscurity to a competitive force, attracting Division I interest and fostering a community‑wide sense of pride.
The US LBM Coaches Poll places Ohio State at No.1, sparking discussion over SEC depth versus Big Ten's recent championship streak.
The North Carolina Tar Heels will face TCU on August 29 in Dublin, kicking off a season marked by a massive influx of newcomers and the return of ACC sacks leader Melkart Abou Jaoude under coach Bill Belichick.
The Wildcats are poised for a pivotal 2026 campaign, with quarterback Avery Johnson, tight end Linkon Cure, and a revamped defense led by newcomers like Elijah Hill and transfer Wendell Gregory.
After a disappointing 2‑10 finish, Purdue is banking on fresh leadership, healthier rosters and strategic additions to mount a postseason push.
A look at the five players poised for a breakout in 2026 fantasy football, and the factors that could keep them from reaching their projected ceilings.
Milton High’s football program celebrated a dominant 2025 season, and now prepares for a demanding 2026 slate that includes a high‑profile non‑league opener against Marshfield.
The 2025 season saw Ashland High School finish with nine wins and a Division 4 quarterfinal berth, driven by a senior‑laden roster and standout performances from Kevin Ozulumba and Patrick St. Peter. As the team shifts focus to 2026, local rivals await.
The 2026 schedule for Gainesville’s high school football rivalries sees key games relocated to August and September, reflecting coaching changes, player transfers, and a renewed focus on early‑season competition.
Coach Kalen DeBoer leads Alabama with a quiet, accountability‑driven philosophy as the Crimson Tide gear up for a challenging 2026 schedule.
Indiana University’s defense, fresh off a 2025 national championship, looks stronger than ever with key transfers and versatile players ready to lead the charge in 2026.
Marco Battaglia’s induction into Sporting News’ 1990s All‑Decade Team celebrates a career marked by record‑setting performances, national recognitions and a lasting legacy at Rutgers.
Colorado’s football program is transforming under offensive coordinator Brennan Marion, who introduces a reactive Go-Go scheme that prioritizes the center position, a strong offensive line, and player adaptability.
After years managing top European clubs and assisting national teams, Alexander Nouri left football to run three McDonald’s restaurants in north‑west Germany, finding fulfillment in steady work and family involvement.
With the season opener slated for September 4 at Oklahoma, the Miners are counting down the days to a debut that could signal a new era under head coach Scotty Walden.
The Falcons captured their inaugural national title in the 2025 Stagg Bowl, defeating defending champions North Central 24‑14 before a national ESPN audience.
Backup quarterback Javance Tupou'ata-Johnson impressed with accuracy, safety Avery Dixon returned from injury, and NFL scouts evaluated standout players during the final days of camp in Grand Forks.
After a 3‑7 debut, the Liberators are banking on key returning players, a versatile spread offense and a more aggressive defense to make an impact in the upcoming season.
In his opening fall practice at Reser Stadium, new Oregon State coach JaMarcus Shephard outlined a philosophy built on small habits, teamwork and long‑term growth, signaling a decisive shift from the previous season’s turmoil.
Mike Golic Sr. is set to rejoin the Notre Dame football radio broadcast team as a color analyst, bringing his extensive playing background and ESPN experience to the SoFi Notre Dame Radio Network.
The arrival of Matt Campbell marks a pivotal shift for the Nittany Lions, blending Big 12 defensive expertise with a roster reshaped by transfers and early‑season challenges.