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The Middies finished 11‑3 last year, reached the state semifinals and boasted a stingy defense, but must rebuild after key departures. Early games against Elder and Princeton will test a new‑look squad under Coach Kali Jones.
Rob Gronkowski, known for his electrifying plays and the memorable 'Hammy' catch, confronts unexpected health challenges that have temporarily stalled his plans to resume professional football.
Notre Dame's Week 2 matchup against Rice promises a test of talent and strategy, as the Irish look to overcome past home opener woes and capitalize on a potent run game.
The eighth day of fall practice revealed promising backfield contributions from the Beaver twins, red‑zone precision from the quarterbacks, and a mixed bag for the kicking unit.
Rivals analyst Steve Wiltfong predicts Michigan will land three elite edge rushers in the 2028 class, including Asa Burch from Ohio, Major Stokes from Utah and Mataio Fano, the younger brother of NFL draftee Spencer Fano. High prediction scores and extensive offer sheets signal a major recruiting surge for the Wolverines.
Fred Warner reflects on his recovery, training adjustments, and the rising talent around him as the 49ers push toward the playoffs.
The Blue Dukes enter the new campaign with a revamped defensive scheme and several standout athletes ready to lead the charge.
The Panthers open their 2026 campaign against West Central, led by head coach Shane LaDage’s college‑style approach and a roster anchored by quarterback Tye DeGeorgia and South Dakota State commit Seth Reinhardt.
The first week of the season brings packed stands, marching bands and a community tradition that unites the region.
Kewan Lacy, a Dallas native and senior back for Ole Miss, has been selected as a preseason candidate for the 2026 Doak Walker Award as the Rebels gear up to open against Louisville in Nashville.
The Concordia Cobbers prepare for 2025 with a new broadcast voice, key returning players and a season‑opening showdown against Nebraska Wesleyan.
After a record‑breaking 2024 and 2025, Ckelby Givens has confirmed he will extend his college career, giving Southern Jaguars a major boost as they prepare for their season opener.
The Marlington High School running back and wide receiver talk about their excitement for the upcoming season, their focus on small improvements, and their goal of starting with a win against Norton.
From the roar of Gaylord Family‑Oklahoma Memorial Stadium to the strategic vision of head coach Brent Venables, Oklahoma has emerged as a benchmark program, a narrative explored in depth by ESPN’s Todd McShay.
The U-32 Raiders, a composite team from seven Central Vermont schools, return after hosting a Division 2 playoff game for the first time in four years. With only three seniors and a renewed emphasis on speed, agility, and work ethic, the team looks to prove itself despite a reshaped roster.
Michigan State’s head coach Pat Fitzgerald is shaping a cohesive Spartans squad through structured bonding, meritocracy and inclusive culture as the team navigates a wave of transfers.
Virginia Tech’s new head coach James Franklin is betting on a rebuilt offensive line, tapping into a strong recruiting class and key returning players to restore the unit’s former dominance.
Dozens of programs have appointed new leaders after the 2025 offseason, bringing fresh strategies, notable milestones and the promise of renewal after recent scandals.
The city’s new youth flag football program offers a low‑contact, inclusive league for kids, with games at Maramonte Park and incentives for coaches.
Oregon State University is overhauling its football offense during fall camp, focusing on explosive plays and adding transfer running back AJ Newberry, who has earned preseason recognition as one of the nation's top backfield threats.
Justin Franklin, the newly hired head coach at Western Hills, emphasizes stability after a turbulent coaching history, highlighting a core group of seniors and a flexible offensive approach that aims to distribute the ball widely and showcase character on the field.
A new campus initiative pairs fantasy football with mental‑health support, inviting students to draft teams, attend weekly sessions led by a psychologist, and earn prizes while building social connections.
A former high school football coach in Fayetteville was sentenced to two years in prison for three counts of statutory rape involving a student he coached, with additional probation and treatment requirements.
Todd McShay highlights Oklahoma’s structured front office, led by Jim Nagy and Brent Venables, as a model for efficiency, scouting, and player development, with quarterback John Mateer poised for a breakout.