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Iowa’s 2026 schedule pits the Hawkeyes against Michigan, Ohio State and Washington in a three‑game stretch that could define their playoff prospects.
The Volunteers will face Central Michigan for the first time in 2028, pay $1.3 million for the matchup, and begin a home‑and‑home series with Washington in 2029, while also playing West Virginia in Charlotte.
The Buffaloes are betting on a high‑tempo scheme and a deep talent pool to hit a 30‑point benchmark that only 45 FBS programs reached last season.
Recent sponsorships worth tens of millions of dollars signal a shift toward a potential super league, with conference leaders and coaches weighing new competitive and financial models.
Coach Josh Heupel’s public endorsement of linebacker Arion Carter follows the NCAA’s decision to cut his suspension to two games after he accepted a flight funded by his agent during draft preparation.
Tennessee is intensifying its pursuit of five‑star edge rusher DJ Jacobs, leveraging a new adidas NIL partnership and a familiar coach to challenge Ohio State’s hold on the nation’s top 2027 prospect.
After the NCAA suspended linebacker Arion Carter for accepting an agent‑paid flight, Coach Josh Heupel voiced his support, and the university’s appeal cut the penalty to two games, paving the way for Carter’s return to the Volunteers.
The NCAA has suspended Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter for the first two games of the 2026 season after an agent covered a $427 flight to a pre-draft facility. The case raises questions about amateurism, compensation and the evolving landscape of college sports.
Team USA has tapped Nevada State athletes for its flag football squad, Governor Steve Sisolak urges participation in the Battle Born Medical Corps, educators gain flexibility in sick‑leave sharing, and Project Neon’s partial opening still wrestles with traffic, while a heat wave looms over Las Vegas.
Central East returns 15 starters and adds key transfers, aiming to defend its CIF Division I‑A championship against a challenging schedule.
Virginia Tech enters the 2026 season with a seasoned special teams group, anchored by returning kicker John Love, punter Nathan Totten and long snapper Christian Epling, while the return game remains the primary uncertainty.
The Gamecocks are reshaping their program after a 4‑8 finish, adding fresh leadership and talent to chase a return to prominence.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has announced a new corporate structure, Fifa Forward Enterprise, to retain majority control over upcoming World Cup editions, sparking debate over commercialization and governance.
The Gamecocks are entering a pivotal year marked by a sweeping coaching overhaul, a reinvigorated roster and high‑profile talent, setting the stage for a potential return to SEC contention.
Using a massive simulation model, SportsLine projects key 2026 fantasy football sleepers like Kenneth Gainwell and Bhayshul Tuten, while flagging potential busts such as Kenneth Walker III
Preseason predictions favor the Reds, but a crowded field of contenders promises a fierce battle.
Analyst Jake Butt declares Oregon the nation’s top team, citing a fortified defensive line and quarterback Dante Moore’s decision to stay, while the Ducks open at +800 to win the championship.
Wide receiver Nick Devereaux from Eastern Michigan University has been named to the 2027 Shrine Bowl 1000 Watchlist after a 2025 season that featured 510 receiving yards, seven touchdowns and a career‑high 121‑yard performance against Ohio.
Arizona Wildcats tight end Cole Rusk leads a competitive room as the 2026 training camp opens Aug. 5, with the team eyeing a season‑opening clash against NAU.
From a young prodigy spotted by his coach to a top‑ranked RB for the Rebels, Jai’Den Thomas blends talent, family support, and a deep love for Las Vegas into a story of resilience and commitment.
Five‑star recruit Maxwell Hiller has yet to commit, keeping LSU and Tennessee in the race while Florida looks to lock him down before December.
Stanford becomes the first team to launch a player‑led chapter of the College Football Players Association, electing Fisher Anderson and Ernest Cooper as representatives as the movement seeks to unionize across the sport.
Indiana University's running back group for the 2026 season blends returning veterans, injury‑tested stalwarts, and a highly touted freshman, all operating under a committee‑driven philosophy.
Early projections rank the conference’s most promising quarterbacks, highlighting Dante Moore’s lead and the emerging talents behind him.