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Vermont Green FC cruised to a 4-1 win against Boston Bolts in a high‑temperature USL2 match, showcasing early scoring bursts and a late finish, while head coach Chris Taylor praised the performance and previewed the next fixture.
After three seasons that produced a state championship and a 37‑5 record, Jay Volker has stepped down, paving the way for veteran Noel Rash to retake the helm. The move comes as the program prepares for the 2026 season with key players set to return.
The Gators enter the SEC spring rankings at ninth, aiming to rebound from a 4-8 season under new coach Jon Sumrall, with a revamped roster and key returning players.
Season tickets are now on sale, featuring a six‑game home slate, the return of key defensive stars, and the inauguration of the John Madden Football Center.
After a disappointing 4‑8 campaign, the University of Florida enters the SEC spring power rankings at ninth, driven by a new coaching staff, a influx of talent, and a focus on urgency for the upcoming season.
With Justice Haynes and Malachi Hosley returning, Georgia Tech looks to leverage the surprise emergence of J.P. Powell, a back who could push the offense into a new tier of productivity.
iHeartRadio becomes the official audio and radio partner of the Beach Football League, extending its festival‑style football events with broadcast, digital and live activations across the United States.
The NCAA committee has recommended a national collegiate flag football championship beginning in spring 2028, a move that could cement the sport's status and pave the way for Olympic inclusion.
The Washington Huskies secured a verbal commitment from four‑star defensive tackle Tevita Nonu for the class of 2027, a prospect whose size, athleticism and gap‑shooting ability align perfectly with coordinator Ryan Walters’ scheme.
In a conversation that blends football acumen with strategic foresight, Texas Football’s general manager Brandon Harris explains how the program balances retention of star players like Arch Manning with a disciplined high‑school recruiting pipeline, while navigating the financial and competitive pressures of modern college football.
The NCAA is moving toward awarding a championship in women's flag football by 2028, a step that follows the sport's inclusion in the Los Angeles Olympics and a surge in high school participation across the United States.
The NCAA has taken a decisive step toward establishing a National Collegiate Flag Football Championship, with the first tournament penciled in for the spring of 2028.
The NCAA is moving toward establishing a championship for women's flag football, a step that could precede its inclusion in the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
The NCAA has moved flag football closer to full championship status, with a projected debut in spring 2028 after a unanimous committee recommendation and growing institutional support.
The NCAA's Committee on Access, Opportunity and Impact has endorsed flag football as an official championship sport, setting the stage for a multi‑year approval process that could see the game crowned a national champion as early as spring 2028 and debut at the Los Angeles Olympics.
After a storied tenure at Millwood, Darwin Franklin is set to lead Edmond Santa Fe’s football program, replacing Kyle White as the school seeks to build on recent playoff experiences.
The NCAA’s Access, Opportunity and Impact Committee has recommended that women’s flag football become a championship‑level sport, a step that could lead to the first official NCAA Tournament as early as spring 2028, just before the sport’s Olympic debut in Los Angeles.
USC is leveraging a strong returning core and a wave of highly ranked recruits to position itself as a contender in the upcoming season.
The Gamechanging Team, captained by Alphonso Davies and featuring players such as Eduardo Camavinga and Antonio Rüdiger, will compete in a special tournament at the UN campus in New York ahead of World Football Day and the World Cup, using football to bring hope and therapeutic benefits to displaced youth.
The Clarksburg Coyotes girls' flag football team from Maryland celebrated their second consecutive state championship with a ring ceremony at the Washington Commanders' stadium, underscoring the sport's rapid rise.
The school announced the leadership change, emphasizing a forward‑looking vision for its football program.
Oregon’s upcoming Big Ten slate promises high‑stakes games against Michigan and Ohio State, while also revisiting historic rivalries with the remaining former PAC‑12 members, sparking fan anticipation across the conference.
The NCAA Committee on Access, Opportunity and Impact has recommended elevating women's flag football to a championship sport across all divisions, a decision that could see the game officially recognized as early as spring 2028.
The American Conference announced that its annual Football Kickoff and Media Days will take place in St. Petersburg, Florida, on July 23‑24, 2026, featuring all head coaches, student‑athletes, live ESPN+ coverage and a series of fan‑focused activities that build on the league’s record‑breaking 2025 season.