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After a productive 2025 season in New England, Stefon Diggs inked a up‑to‑$12 million contract with the Washington Commanders, positioning himself as the team's WR2 and fantasy sleeper.
Michigan’s defensive coordinator Jay Hill outlines the recovery plans for injured stars Rod Moore and John Henry Daley as the Wolverines brace for a demanding schedule.
The Bulldogs opened camp under a brief drizzle, transitioning to an outdoor field where Smart’s emphasis on urgency and efficiency set the tone for the season.
The 2026 Great Midwest Athletic Conference preseason coaches poll has positioned Hillsdale College’s Chargers at fifth overall, a spot that reflects both the team’s solid 2025 showing and the stiff competition that awaits.
The Eagles opened their 2026 preseason camp at the Tippins Family Training Facility, unveiling a detailed schedule, a sizable roster and new faces, while setting strict social media rules for fans.
Hollister’s football program taps Chuck Speer, a coach with two decades of Windsor experience, to lead a squad that finished 6‑4 last year and is poised for a strong start against Berryville on August 28.
An analysis of the Las Vegas Raiders' quarterback battle between veteran Kirk Cousins and rookie Fernando Mendoza, and what it means for fantasy football drafts in 2026.
The upcoming 2026 Ridge & Valley-8 campaign is already generating buzz, with analysts penciling Belmont as the team to beat after its near‑miss in the 2025 semifinals, while North Crawford looks to defend its undefeated title and several schools adjust varsity commitments.
Miami University’s football program welcomed redshirt junior linebacker CJ Young to its first fall practice, highlighting new uniforms, intensive drills and the return of key coaches while teasing a November clash with Kent State and the debut of a Cradle of Coaches documentary.
A look at the underrated players set to surprise in the 2026 fantasy football season, from Brock Purdy’s bounce‑back to Chig Okonkwo’s high‑priced impact.
The NCAA's new five-year eligibility rule gives college football players like Texas Tech's Kenny Johnson, Brenden Jordan, Cameron Dickey and Will Karoll the option to extend their careers while balancing academics and professional aspirations.
After eight months of rehab, Zach Ertz is cleared to play and plans to sign by mid‑August, seeking a 14th NFL season and a possible return to Philadelphia.
Injuries to key players and new additions shape the Bulldogs' preparation for their season‑opening clash with Tennessee State.
Stephen Daley rejoins Indiana University’s football program after a knee injury, adding depth to a defensive line that aims to make an impact in the season‑opening game against North Texas.
The Crimson Tide will open the 2026 season against East Carolina at Bryant‑Denny Stadium on September 5, kicking off at 11 a.m. Central Time. A blend of freshmen, transfers and a few returning veterans is already showing promising chemistry.
Kansas football faces a setback as Landyn Watson’s eligibility is denied, prompting coach Lance Leipold to seek depth from redshirt senior Trey Lathan ahead of a demanding 2026 schedule.
After two Lisfranc surgeries kept him out of spring drills, LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt is back in preseason action, drawing high praise from first‑year coach Lane Kiffin.
Despite joining the Volunteers after graduation, Tyreek King has quickly adapted to Tennessee’s offense, bringing explosive playmaking to the slot and punt return unit.
The 2026 RB tiers separate the league’s elite playmakers from high‑upside prospects, offering a roadmap for fantasy managers seeking both certainty and upside.
Boston College is banking on 27 transfers, a revamped offense led by Mason McKenzie and Evan Dickens, and a fortified defensive backfield to rebound from a 2‑10 season and contend for an ACC title.
The 2026 college football season opens with a series of high‑profile games across multiple networks and streaming platforms, beginning with an overseas clash in Ireland and extending through Labor Day weekend.
Florida A&M’s football squad opened its first full‑pad training session on Aug. 5, 2024, setting the tone for a schedule that includes a preseason scrimmage, multiple SWAC matchups and a homecoming showdown.
With eight practices left before full‑contact work, the Mountaineers aim to turn early setbacks into a foundation for resurgence.
Michigan's offense is embracing dynamic route adjustments to stay ahead of evolving defenses, while maintaining its run-game foundation.