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Coach Mike Elko looks to capitalize on an 11‑2 season, leveraging a 2022 eligibility ruling that could bring back key defensive talents while navigating a demanding schedule.
Ohio State’s standout wide receiver Jeremiah Smith reflects on his record‑breaking season, his off‑field passions and the personalities that shape his Buckeye experience.
Returning defensive stars from across Idaho, many of whom have committed to top collegiate programs, are poised to make a major impact in the upcoming 2026 season.
Despite growing doubts about the commercial side of college football, moments like Jordan Davis’s senior‑day highlight and the Bulldogs’ championship reveal the sport’s enduring, unscripted magic.
The University of North Carolina has placed Michael Lombardi on paid administrative leave after a human‑resources complaint, with his attorney urging the public to let the inquiry run its course.
Clemson University’s post‑game tradition of gathering fans at the 50‑yard line blends historic camaraderie with modern safety adaptations, remaining exempt from typical penalties despite evolving college football regulations.
A Colorado judge’s injunction could grant an extra year of eligibility to WVU football alumni, potentially allowing them to return for a 2026 season, pending an NCAA appeal.
The 2026 high school football season begins in August, with Hawaii opening on August 3 and IMG Academy in Florida, the preseason No. 1 team, set to play on August 21. State by state, kickoff dates vary, reflecting a packed schedule across the country.
A deep dive into the injury concerns and workload uncertainties surrounding Bucky Irving, TreVeyon Henderson, and Chuba Hubbard, warning fantasy players to reconsider early-round selections.
A look at Azeez Al‑Shaair, Alex Anzalone, Caleb Downs and Jaelan Phillips, whose versatility and role changes could make them fantasy gold in 2026.
Creative last‑place penalties in fantasy football blend charity, humor and competition to keep owners engaged until the final week.
The Wildcats' linebacking corps is poised for a pivotal third year under new leadership, featuring returning stalwarts, a high‑impact transfer and a revamped defensive approach.
North Carolina's fall camp is buzzing with competition across the roster, from the quarterback race to the secondary and receiving corps, as the team prepares for its season opener.
The redevelopment of the long‑vacant RFK Stadium site in Washington, D.C., is set to become the most ambitious private investment the city has ever seen, with an estimated price tag of $2.7 billion. The project envisions a mixed‑use campus that includes a new stadium, thousands of homes, parks, retail space and entertainment venues, aiming to revitalize an underserved area along the Anacostia River.
August rankings reveal Penn State’s slide, Indiana’s surge, and a cascade of five‑star talent across the Big Ten, highlighting the impact of new coaching moves and regional recruiting battles.
A Denver federal judge has granted a preliminary injunction that reinstates all 2022 college football graduates, allowing them to resume their fifth‑year eligibility and reshaping team plans across the sport.
With fall camp set to begin August 6, the Wisconsin Badgers are poised for a critical evaluation of their offensive groups, highlighting projected starters, players to watch, and the uncertainties that could shape the upcoming season.
ESPN analyst Greg McElroy predicts the Clemson Tigers will finish with fewer than ten wins in 2026, pointing to the loss of nine NFL Draft picks, a tough early slate and the need to translate talent into performance.
With UCLA’s performance under scrutiny, Bob Chesney points to Brian Rowe’s development and playmaking as key factors for the Trojans heading into the upcoming season.
Drew Loftis, known as “The Madman,” has launched DVQ: T2, an AI‑driven draft assistant that ranks Jahmyr Gibbs at the top and seeks to outperform traditional fantasy strategies.
San Diego State University will open Snapdragon Stadium on August 15 for a complimentary scrimmage, showcasing a roster heavy with newcomers and key returning players like quarterback Jayden Denegal.
UEFA and its continental partners have slammed FIFA president Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell a share of the sport’s flagship tournaments to private investors, a move that sparked a boycott threat and a public reversal.
Former All‑American linebacker Michael Mauti returns to Penn State as director of football engagement, bringing championship experience and family ties to the program.
A recent USA Today ranking highlights two South Carolina college football stadiums within the top 25, underscoring their historic traditions and electrifying game‑day environments.