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Larry the Cable Guy discusses the pressures on coach Matt Rhule, the need for a distinct identity, and the optimism that Nebraska can return to high‑level competition.
With the 2026 season less than 100 days away, Georgia’s early‑day kickoffs and Arkansas’s health concerns are reshaping the conversation around player welfare.
Dane Weber, a four-star quarterback from Temecula, chose Cal over UCLA and Cincinnati, citing the program’s recruitment efforts and his positive visit experience. His commitment follows a standout junior season and adds to Cal’s growing quarterback pipeline.
The third annual Maple Cup will pit the Vermont Green women's side against reigning Ligue1 Québec Féminine champions Lakeshore SC at Virtue Field, celebrating a growing soccer friendship between the two regions.
Deontavis "Big Coop" Cooper, a celebrated football player at Thomas County Central, died in a car crash mere hours after graduating. His legacy lives on through family, teammates, and the university he had chosen.
Coach Joey McGuire and Texas Tech officials are pushing for the reinstatement of quarterback Brendan Sorsby, who faces permanent NCAA ineligibility after admitting to betting on games involving his former teams. The effort includes a legal challenge, presidential support, and potential NFL ramifications.
Top recruit Deontay Malone, a 2027 athlete from Massillon, Ohio, is set to take an official visit to Michigan State this weekend, a move that could influence his final decision amid a crowded field of suitors.
The university must decide between immediate repairs and a permanent overhaul, a choice that hinges on the outcome of potential legal disputes.
Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian questioned Texas Tech's schedule, prompting a direct response from Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire, who challenged Sarkisian to a Week 1 game.
Texas Tech’s head coach Joey McGuire is lobbying for a non‑conference game against the University of Texas, a move sparked by comments from Texas coach Steve Sarkisian. Booster Cody Campbell has pledged to cover buyout costs for potential opponents Abilene Christian and Texas State, while the Red Raiders ride the momentum of their first College Football Playoff appearance.
The Irish have secured a top‑three class with 18 commitments and are pursuing a handful of elite prospects who could reshape the roster.
The University of Arkansas announces a range of tailgating options for the 2026 football season, offering everything from customizable BYOT spots to all‑inclusive premium packages, with full‑season holders gaining priority placement.
Wide receiver Puka Nacua reflects on the offseason support he’s received, his commitment to healthier habits and the positive influence of coaches and teammates as he prepares for the upcoming season.
At a time when football budgets are swelling, coaches and administrators are confronting the collateral damage on other athletic programs.
The new logo, launched on fiusports.com, highlights six bowl appearances, legendary alumni and the program’s evolution over 25 years.
A new performance center opens at Georgia Tech, revitalizing Bobby Dodd Stadium with modern athlete facilities and sustainable design.
An in‑depth look at Penn State's upcoming season reveals a mix of marquee matchups and manageable games, shaping the team's quest for a College Football Playoff berth.
The Ohio State Buckeyes enter the 2026 campaign with a championship and a perfect regular season on their résumé, yet analyst rankings and lofty expectations signal a new kind of scrutiny.
Former Iowa State lineman Josh Knipfel replaces Ben Kuhn as head coach, aiming to restore the Wildcats to contention.
The University of Iowa football program has unveiled its 2026 Leadership Council, a seventeen‑member group designed to shape policy and decision‑making throughout the upcoming season, with the first game slated for September 5 against Northern Illinois.
Four-star defensive end Myles Smith has pledged to Indiana University, choosing the Hoosiers over a competitive field and giving the program a significant boost to its defensive front.
Indiana University's football program has landed a top defensive prospect, Myles Smith, who chose the Hoosiers over several Power Five offers.
Myles Smith, the No. 246 prospect nationally and the seventh-best player in Michigan, chose Indiana over several powerhouse programs, a move that could elevate the Hoosiers' recruiting standing.
The Buffaloes finished 3‑9 last year, faced the lowest win projection in the conference, and are now focusing on strategic investments and fan engagement to turn the tide.