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Head coach Greg Schiano says the Scarlet Knights have never had more depth on the offensive line, a confidence bolstered by the arrival of veteran coach Jim Turner and a roster brimming with experienced players.
As fall camp opens in Columbia, the Tigers are sorting through several starting spots, with several newcomers and returning players vying for roles.
With four candidates — Billy Edwards Jr., Miles O’Neill, Au’Tori Newkirk and Travis Burgess — the coaching staff weighs pedigree against potential, while the team prepares for its season‑opening game in Ireland.
The Protect College Sports Act would set a $48.8 million revenue‑share cap, grant the NCAA antitrust immunity and allow schools to sell media rights as a single entity, with bipartisan Senate support and potential presidential endorsement on the horizon.
Despite a challenging slate that includes Indiana, Oregon, and Ohio State, Michigan football could still secure a College Football Playoff spot, according to ESPN's latest assessment.
Kansas University is entering its 2026 training camp with a fierce quarterback race, planning multiple practices before the opener against Long Island, while a final decision may wait until Week 1 based on performance.
The historic Notre Dame‑USC rivalry returns in 2030 with a four‑game series, marking a new chapter after scheduling upheavals and celebrating a shared legacy of championships and iconic trophies.
The Carthage Tigers capped the 2025 campaign with a flourish, finishing with double‑digit wins in seven of their last eleven seasons and securing a Class 5 championship before a heartbreaking overtime loss to Platte County. With returning starters and a loaded roster, the team looks to build on its momentum this fall.
The Branson Pirates, two‑time defending champions, open the season at home against Harrison, Ark., with a core group of starters aiming for a third consecutive title.
A summer in France turned Welsh football into a story of triumph, inspiring a generation and reshaping the country's sporting future.
As the 2026 college football season approaches, Wisconsin’s Luke Fickell, Nebraska’s Matt Rhule, Maryland’s Mike Locksley and USC’s Lincoln Riley confront mounting expectations, with each program wrestling with key personnel changes that could determine their futures.
James Franklin's first season at Virginia Tech brings a revamped roster, high‑profile recruits and a 7.3% playoff odds projection, setting the stage for a challenging but promising 2026 campaign.
The 2025 season opener pits two longtime rivals in a historic game at Cincinnati's Paycor Stadium, with tickets on sale and the contest set to be broadcast live on Spectrum News 1.
Kalani Sitake voices dissatisfaction with the Cougars' recent performance despite a 23‑4 record, emphasizing the need for continued growth as the 2026 season approaches.
Six Florida State athletes have distinguished themselves during fall camp, with senior Samuel Singleton Jr., freshman Jasen Lopez, and others drawing praise as the team prepares for its first preseason scrimmage at Doak Campbell Stadium.
After nine All‑State departures, Seneca’s football team, led by Coach Cody Hilburn, aims to rebuild depth and competitiveness in the 2026 campaign.
Despite a challenging 2025 campaign, the Hornets are banking on returning talent, a revamped defense and a strong freshman class to turn the tide.
The Cougars enter their second year under Adam Sherman after a 10‑3 season and a NAIA playoff appearance, with a strong freshman class and an August 29 opener against Campbellsville.
Florida State’s opening preseason workout on August 4 will showcase the Seminoles’ fresh-look offense and defense, as 57 newcomers vie for roles in a game‑like setting.
Three Iowa players with proven collegiate production are positioned to leverage their 2025 performances into substantially larger name, image and likeness agreements.
Former TCU defensive mastermind Gary Patterson joins USC in 2025, bringing a film‑driven scheme, a rebuilt staff and a commitment to player development that could finally transform the Trojans’ defense under Lincoln Riley.
The 2026 college football season opens with a deep pool of veteran talent at wide receiver, driven by NIL opportunities and portal transfers across powerhouse programs.
The Aggies finished 11‑2, reached the College Football Playoff, and now face a pivotal offensive coordinator change while aiming to turn a breakthrough into a sustained championship program.
Baltimore's defensive mastermind outlines how discipline, communication and situational awareness will reshape the secondary to prevent big plays while still generating turnovers.