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Clemson’s first preseason scrimmage revealed the loss of wide receiver T.J. Moore and running back Jay Haynes, while coach Dabo Swinney assessed performance and future prospects ahead of the season‑opening game against LSU.
With temperatures hitting 98°F, Arkansas’ football squad trimmed down their equipment and limited practice time, while new coach Ryan Silverfield plotted a high‑stakes scrimmage that will shape the early depth chart.
North Carolina Tar Heels coach Bill Belichick is exploring a deeper pool of fifth‑year athletes after a Colorado court ruling restored eligibility for 2022 high‑school graduates, a move mirrored by other programs.
North Carolina’s football program is exploring the possibility of adding more fifth‑year players to its 2026 roster after a recent court decision expanded eligibility for a class of athletes, including kicker Rece Verhoff.
Georgia Tech’s fall camp reveals a stable offensive line and a fluid quarterback race as the team prepares for its season opener against Colorado.
Bill Belichick announced that his son Steve is on indefinite medical leave, leaving the Tar Heels without a designated defensive coordinator as they prepare for their first game abroad in Dublin.
Donald Tabron II, ranked among the nation's elite quarterback prospects, pledged to Texas A&M, bolstering a class that already features a strong 2027 recruiting class and a 23‑1 record under head coach Mike Elko.
Donald Tabron II chose Texas A&M over LSU and Oregon, bringing a five‑star rating, elite high school credentials and a plan to take AP courses to College Station.
Following a lively training camp scrimmage, Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano outlined the quarterback race between AJ Surace and Dylan Lonergan, praised the revamped defense under Travis Johansen, and highlighted the wide receivers' performance while noting a key transfer portal addition.
Opening week saw triple‑overtime drama, last‑second victories and the first wins for several new head coaches, while a rules error sparked debate.
Fans can purchase tickets now for a season that blends tradition, rivalry and special themed days, culminating in a November showdown against Ashland.
Brandon Burton, a former Serra High School star, has been appointed defensive coordinator, replacing Ivan Stephenson, and is poised to lead a revitalized defense built on familiarity, pressure and championship aspirations.
Analysts pinpoint six running backs with the highest upside for the 2026 draft, emphasizing efficiency, workload and scheme fit.
A beloved high school athlete died unexpectedly during a Monday morning practice, prompting an outpouring of support from teammates, coaches, and the wider community.
At 47, Justin Buzzard signs with the San Jose City College Jaguars after a career‑ending injury, inspired by a social‑media reel and guided by Coach Jim Winkler, while balancing his pastoral duties.
The Tigers open on September 12 at 6:45 p.m. CT on the SEC Network, facing Southern Mississippi as a preparatory step before their SEC clash with Florida.
The Cardinals welcome back two experienced defensive backs after the NCAA granted them an additional year of eligibility, bolstering a unit that struggled last season and setting the stage for a high‑stakes opening game.
Kids Day at Kinnick Stadium revealed a competitive quarterback duel, a promising running back transfer, and several standout performances that hint at a reshaping roster for the Iowa Hawkeyes.
Former Montana State athletes Evin Groves and Clevan Thomas Jr. are shaping the inaugural girls' flag football program at Bozeman High, merging athletic insight with a commitment to youth development.
Hundreds of Jaguars supporters gathered in San Marco, Florida, for a first‑ever event that combined wigs of famous quarterbacks with a tour of twelve local venues, highlighting both team spirit and neighborhood commerce.
From the Cincinnati Bearcats' claw‑mark pants to the Oregon Ducks' Bellotti fonts, a wave of throwback jerseys is reshaping college football wardrobes.
A wave of universities are launching varsity and club women's flag football teams, driven by rising popularity and new conference alignments.
Antonio O'Berry’s collegiate eligibility has run out, and Alex Afari Jr. is awaiting NCAA approval for a fifth season, prompting coach Will Stein to express both disappointment and hope.
During Iowa’s annual Kids Day at Kinnick Stadium, quarterback Jeremy Hecklinski delivered a standout showing, completing 17 of 25 passes for 205 yards and five touchdowns. His efficiency eclipsed that of rival Hank Brown, fueling early optimism about his candidacy for the starting position.