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Kentucky’s first‑year starter, transfer Kenny Minchey, brings playmaking flair and a promising arm to coach Will Stein’s offense, with backup Brennen Ward and freshman Matt Ponatoski poised to support a bid for a postseason run.
A look at three high‑profile players whose 2025 performance flags potential busts for the upcoming fantasy draft.
A flurry of court decisions has cast doubt on the NCAA’s new eligibility rule just weeks before kickoff.
The Bulldogs begin their 2026 campaign at home against an FCS opponent, with high preseason rankings, a storied coach, and a quarterback poised to lead the offense.
Opening week saw West De Pere, Bay Port, and Green Bay Notre Dame remain unbeaten, highlighted by record-breaking rushes and dominant passing displays.
Fred Segal’s new book examines how college football’s structure fuels overreactions and inaccurate predictions, from historic miscalls to modern social media exposure.
Michigan State's revamped linebacker unit blends star talent, strategic coaching and depth that could reshape its pass rush.
The University of South Carolina will open its 2028 football season in a landmark Week 0 game against Bowling Green State, featuring a $1.1 million travel fee, an extra bye week, and a revised schedule that extends through 2035.
Indiana’s cornerback corps reshapes for 2026, led by Jamari Sharpe’s championship‑game interception, as A.J. Harris, Ryland Gandy and newcomer Carson Williams vie for the second spot.
A look at the linebackers set to anchor Indiana’s defense, the return of a sack leader, and the promising depth that could shape the 2026 season.
SportsLine's 10,000‑season simulation offers a data‑driven roadmap for the upcoming draft, highlighting overlooked talent and cautionary names.
Wilson’s REVO ball, the first football created exclusively for flag football, is set to debut at the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Featuring a smaller size, balanced weight, grip‑enhancing stripes and zero‑prep leather, the ball is already being tested in NCAA and high‑school leagues, with plans to replace traditional footballs in the coming years.
Zxavian Harris, a four‑star recruit from the 2022 class, has pledged to join LSU after using a recent Louisiana court decision to gain an extra year of college eligibility, following a brief NFL experience with the New Orleans Saints.
The Des Moines Register dissects 26 pivotal questions for the 2026 Iowa high school football season, highlighting quarterbacks, breakout freshmen, defensive stars and title hopefuls across the state.
Projected to finish 9‑3 with a 6‑3 Big Ten record, the Hawkeyes are poised to challenge for a College Football Playoff berth.
A crowded wide receiver corps at UCLA means early‑season opportunities will be scarce for freshmen, even talented ones like former 4‑star recruit Kenneth Moore.
The 2026 quarterback class blends returning starters with high‑profile transfers, offering a mix of proven talent and uncertain newcomers. Injuries, offensive line stability and early‑season tests will determine which names rise to the top.
The 2026 college football season will be defined by strategic battles between top coordinators and head coaches, each bringing distinct schemes and personnel that could tip the balance in high‑stakes games.
Purdue’s 2026 football outlook hinges on the development of wide receiver Jesse Watson and defensive back Ta’Vari Hampton, both poised to make significant contributions after limited prior experience.
The Las Vegas Raiders are shifting focus to a run-oriented offense, with coach Klint Kubiak and offensive line leader Tyler Linderbaum emphasizing teamwork and reps to earn rushing success.
Michigan State’s upcoming games against Nebraska, Wisconsin and Illinois will test the team’s new quarterbacks and defensive pieces, shaping early conference momentum.
Auburn Tigers add senior running back Tae Meadows, a Roanoke native who honed his game at Troy University, aiming to contribute to a deep backfield and fulfill a childhood ambition.
The University of Iowa's special teams unit welcomes Australian punter Boston Everitt and Iowa native Tanner Philpott, each bringing distinct backgrounds and ambitions to replace iconic predecessors.
With the season opener set for September 4, Kansas looks to rebuild its offense around emerging stars and experienced veterans, hoping to translate preseason momentum into a winning campaign.