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Caleb Cook earns a spot on the Outland Trophy preseason watch list as South Florida prepares for a milestone season under new head coach Brian Hartline.
A recent federal injunction grants 2022 high‑school graduates an extra year of eligibility, prompting schools to weigh roster limits, revenue caps and the financial pull of college‑level name‑image‑likeness deals.
ESPN announces its 2026 college football broadcast roster, featuring returning analysts Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit, new assignments, and expanded HBCU coverage, leading up to a championship game in Las Vegas
The Pittsburgh Steelers' long‑standing fashion showcase will take place on October 9, featuring players and families on the runway while supporting the UPMC Sports Medicine Concussion Program, Cancer Bridges and the Chuck Noll Foundation.
Drew Williams, a former football and baseball standout at Lane University, passed away at 30 after a catastrophic brain injury sustained in 2013. His story reflects leadership, camaraderie, and the enduring impact of a life cut short.
The Bulldogs enter the 2026 season with a preseason poll that forecasts a 20th Ivy League championship, highlighted by standout recognitions for senior defender Abu Kamara and a coaching transition led by Kevin Cahill.
The Huskers begin fall training, aiming to build on a seven‑win season and a Las Vegas Bowl appearance.
A look at the projected schedule, key matchups and the expectations for Jimmy Rogers’ debut season at Iowa State.
The Hawkeyes enter the 2026 campaign with a No. 22 preseason ranking, reflecting both confidence in head coach Kirk Ferentz and the hurdles posed by significant personnel losses and a revamped special‑teams staff.
Yale Bulldogs are set to chase their 20th Ivy League title in 2026 after a dominant 2025 campaign that earned an automatic NCAA FCS Playoff berth.
Arizona State football enters 2026 unranked, a position the program has historically leveraged for success. With Ohio State atop the preseason Coaches Poll and Big 12 favorites emerging, the Sun Devils are poised to turn low expectations into a new rallying point.
The ACC preseason poll places Duke football at 10th while Miami dominates with a record number of first‑place votes, setting the stage for a highly anticipated November showdown.
Fall camp has clarified the Tigers’ two‑deep defensive chart, highlighted a left‑tackle showdown and the return of reliable kicker Blake Craig as the team prepares for its season opener.
Cairo High School is set to field its first-ever girls' flag football team, bringing together thirty athletes and led by Coach Marquelle Hopkins, who emphasizes teamwork, accountability and equal representation.
Junior quarterback Logan Ziegenbusch leads the Anna Rockets toward a state championship, guided by coach Nick Marino’s core values and a community‑driven mission.
With a strong two‑deep defense and a fluid offensive line, the Tigers are shaping their 2026 roster as they prepare to open against Arkansas‑Pine Bluff in Columbia.
Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel criticizes the NCAA's two‑game suspension of linebacker Arion Carter, calling the penalty anachronistic and urging reform in light of evolving college football compensation rules.
Ohio State tops the AFCA preseason poll with 38 first‑place votes, while the Big Ten and SEC fill most of the top 25, and several high‑profile coaching changes loom over the upcoming season.
An analysis of the Zero RB approach, its resurgence amid a run‑heavy NFL, and the players who could become hidden gems in 2026 fantasy leagues.
Ohio State opens the 2026 college football season as the No.1 team in the AFCA coaches poll, receiving 38 of 72 first‑place votes. The poll also showcases a strong Big Ten presence and early shifts after surprising losses by top programs.
The Reeds Spring Wolves are poised for a comeback after a winless 2025 campaign, driven by senior stars and a disciplined coaching staff.
Three senior Wildcats earn prestigious nominations as Arizona looks to extend its legacy of award‑winning defenders and a quarterback poised to rewrite the record books.
Lindenwood University’s football program began fall camp on Wednesday, launching a series of events that include a free public Fan Fest on Aug. 14 and a schedule of five home games, highlighted by a conference matchup with SEMO on Oct. 10.
The Buckeyes captured the No. 1 spot in the preseason US LBM Coaches Poll, receiving 38 of 72 first‑place votes and 1,741 total points. Their quarterback‑receiver tandem of Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith is highlighted as one of the nation’s most potent combinations, while the team confronts six opponents ranked in the top 25, including Oregon, Texas, Indiana, USC, Michigan and Iowa.