
James Franklin Eyes Redemption at ACC Media Days
At the ACC football media days, James Franklin discusses his recent move to Virginia Tech, the abrupt end of his Penn State career, and his determination to build a competitive program.
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At the ACC football media days, James Franklin discusses his recent move to Virginia Tech, the abrupt end of his Penn State career, and his determination to build a competitive program.

A look at how ESPN's curated list of 100 games reflects the major shifts in college football, from the 1996 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl to the 1992 SEC Championship, amid new eligibility rules and an expanded playoff.

The latest buzz surrounding the UNC Tar Heels isn’t about the playbook or the upcoming fall schedule; it’s about who’s no longer front‑and‑center in the locker room.

Caleb Basaldu, a psychology graduate with experience at Wake Forest and UNC Charlotte, has been appointed linebackers coach at Gannon University, bringing a blend of recruiting, player development and scouting expertise to the Erie program.

Analysts see hidden upside in four late‑round running backs who could outperform their draft positions and reshape roster decisions

LeBron James' new contract with the Philadelphia 76ers is being eclipsed by a new wave of college athletes cashing in on multi‑million deals.

The latest episode of The Common Fan Podcast debates the four greatest walk-ons in Nebraska football history, naming Tomich, Hipp, Coleman and Makovicka, while veteran writer Mike Babcock adds historic perspective.

With offers from a handful of power programs, Kavon Blackmon’s decision could shape the future of Ohio State’s offensive front.

The ACC’s 2026 season promises fierce competition, led by Miami’s revamped roster and strategic coaching moves across the conference.

The University of North Carolina announced that Michael Lombardi, its highest‑paid football general manager, has been placed on paid administrative leave following a human‑resources complaint, casting early uncertainty over head coach Bill Belichick’s inaugural season.

Trevor Lawrence’s rapid rise from a perceived underperformer to a top fantasy quarterback has analysts heralding his MVP potential for the upcoming season.

The latest Big Ten preseason media poll, released on July 27, placed Ohio State at the summit of the conference’s expectations, a position the Buckeyes have not held since their last conference crown in 2020, yet the poll comes on the heels of a national championship that the Buckeyes captured in 2024, underscoring a resurgence that has rekindled optimism among fans and analysts alike. Not far behind, the Indiana Hoosiers entered the rankings at third, a placement that reflects their own historic achievement: a first‑ever college football national title secured in the previous season, a milestone that has propelled the program into the conversation as a legitimate contender for another championship run. At the helm of Indiana’s resurgence is head coach Curt Cignetti, whose contract extends through 2033, a commitment that signals the university’s confidence in his ability to sustain momentum and build on the foundation laid by his inaugural triumph. Meanwhile, Penn State announced a new era under head coach Matt Campbell, who transitioned from a decade at Iowa State where he guided the Cyclones to an 11‑3 record in 2024 and concluded his tenure with a 72‑55 overall record, bringing a proven track record of resilience and strategic growth to the Nittany Lions as they aim to rebound from a 7‑6 finish in 2025. The broader implications of these shifts extend beyond individual programs, reshaping the competitive balance of the Big Ten and setting the stage for a season that could redefine traditional power structures, with Ohio State’s blend of championship pedigree and preseason favoritism, Indiana’s fresh confidence, and Penn State’s fresh leadership all poised to influence the narrative of college football’s premier conference.

Most Lawrence County programs return to Division V, with Chesapeake Panthers back in the division after a brief stint in Division VI, while Rock Hill remains the only team in Division VI. Key matchups and a five‑star recruit headline the upcoming season.

The New Orleans Saints are celebrating their 60th season with a yearlong event featuring commemorative branding, exclusive merchandise, fan experiences, and special tributes throughout the 2026 season.

Big Ten Media Days have begun, the Wolverines sit fifth in the conference rankings, and The Athletic’s All‑Big Ten teams highlight a deep Michigan contingent, sparking debate over player placements and future breakout performances.

An AI-driven preview of Ole Miss football reveals top performers, potential upset alerts and projected win totals heading into the SEC opener.
From undefeated streaks to strategic heat management, Arizona's lower‑division football teams are poised for a dramatic campaign, driven by legendary programs, emerging leaders and the lasting impact of the Jones family.
The Florida High School Athletic Association introduces an Open Division featuring a round‑robin pool followed by a single‑elimination bracket, spotlighting powerhouse teams and their key players as they vie for the inaugural title.
With a revamped backfield and a star receiver coming off a Super Bowl triumph, the Seattle Seahawks are poised for a pivotal season. Injuries, roster moves and the emergence of unexpected talent will shape their attack.
After a painful ACL tear that sidelined him for weeks, Kye Crimm is back on the field, guiding South Lamar toward a playoff run and a legacy in his final high school season.

The New York Giants have detailed a massive upgrade to their East Rutherford campus, adding nearly 140,000 square feet of new construction and renovation. The project, overseen by John Mara and Jonathan Tisch, is slated for completion before the 2028 season and will reshape the franchise’s performance infrastructure.

The 1966 Pro Football Hall of Fame class is celebrating its 60‑year anniversary, spotlighting players and coaches whose contributions defined the sport's formative years.
The Wilmington area boasts a historically strong group of high school football running backs for the 2026 season, featuring diverse styles and skill sets. Readers can vote in the StarNews Preseason Running Back of the Year Poll, which closes on July 22.
The Aggies have turned to the transfer portal to address roster gaps, bringing in experienced playmakers and linemen while integrating fresh talent on both sides of the ball.