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A 15‑year‑old student’s hazing report triggers indictments, a superintendent’s resignation and the cancellation of Cheltenham High’s football season, prompting a district‑wide safety overhaul.
With five key players sidelined in preseason due to lingering injuries, Kentucky’s coaching staff is turning to advanced load management and a $3 million weight‑room upgrade to keep the Wildcats competitive in the SEC.
Texas is reshaping its identity in the SEC, investing in size, speed and relentless contact to overcome past struggles against Georgia and other elite defenses.
The 2026 Texas Longhorns schedule features eight ranked opponents, including a pivotal game against No. 1 Ohio State, historic rivalries, and emotional matchups that could determine a national championship after a 17‑year drought.
Two Mississippi State football players were caught gambling on NFL and NBA events in February, violating NCAA rules. One player bet on the Super Bowl and another on the NBA All-Star Game, both using Kalshi, with penalties limited to rules education. The school also reported violations involving an assistant coach co‑signing a player’s lease and the track and field team paying meals to a recruit’s girlfriend during an official visit, resulting in a recruiting ban and ineligibility penalties.
The Tar Heels are banking on upgraded defensive tackles, key transfer acquisitions and a more potent offense under Bobby Petrino to turn their 2026 campaign into a standout ACC run.
Alabama State University is banking on a revamped defensive line for 2026, blending new staff expertise with talented newcomers to achieve the consistency and leadership the program needs.
The long‑standing practice of ranking teams before the season opens continues to serve practical purposes, even as critics question its accuracy.
A look at Tallmadge’s roster, key players and schedule as the team transitions to the Metro Athletic Conference and aims for a rebound after a 3‑7 season.
A deep returning roster, key offensive players, and a shift to a run‑first scheme set the stage for a competitive 2026 season.
Duke is bringing in 19 transfers to replace departures after its 2025 ACC Championship, hoping the new talent will elevate the program and reshape its future.
The Bulldogs, long dominant in the Cheboygan area, enter a fresh 8‑player conference, facing historic rivals and new opponents in a bid for another postseason run.
A look at how Nolan James Jr.'s wrestling background, family legacy, and versatile skill set are influencing his role in Notre Dame's offense.
After a week of fall practice, Michigan’s coaching staff has solidified the starting lineup, highlighting key returning players and new competition for spots.
From offensive line anchors to dynamic receivers, a new generation of true freshmen is entering the 2026 season with the talent and hype to redefine expectations at top programs.
Josh Heupel’s tenure at Tennessee has turned a struggling program into a playoff contender, with staff changes, a promising recruiting class and a defense poised for resurgence.
Veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers elects to sit out the Steelers' preseason opener, citing a desire to focus on practice and mentor younger signal‑callers.
Indiana University’s defense is being hailed as the cornerstone of a potential repeat Big Ten championship and a serious national title push in 2026.
The university is shifting all 2026 football games to television and streaming platforms, ending a long‑standing radio partnership and sparking disappointment among fans.
The Bulldogs enter the rivalry with a strong record, key player performances, and a favorable all‑time series edge.
The team enters the new season with a new head coach, a mix of returning starters and emerging players, and high hopes for a competitive start.
Auburn’s defense is betting on a new kind of adaptability, one that hinges on a sophomore who can slide between safety spots and linebacker duties without missing a beat.
Georgia's high school football season opens on Wednesday, marking the earliest start in state history and granting the Peach State unique national visibility as other states delay their kickoffs.
Northwestern's new $875 million stadium combines a 35,000‑seat design, superior sightlines, extensive ADA compliance and NFL‑grade turf, while positioning itself as a multi‑use venue for future concerts.