
IU’s Young Tight Ends Step Into the Spotlight
Indiana University's football team will rely on a group of inexperienced tight ends, including three standout freshmen, to carry the offense this season.
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Indiana University's football team will rely on a group of inexperienced tight ends, including three standout freshmen, to carry the offense this season.

The defending D2 state champions from Colchester, Vermont, open their season with a blend of experienced seniors and new talent, aiming to repeat their 2009 title.

Elijah Kimble’s pledge adds to a burgeoning 2027 class as Syracuse prepares for multiple high‑profile visits, signaling a strategic push to bolster its football roster.

The Yellow Jackets announce their 2026 home schedule at Bobby Dodd Stadium, featuring marquee non‑conference matchups and a sweeping fundraising effort to modernize athletic facilities

A look at how ‘Remember the Titans’ illustrates racial integration, moral courage, and the power of unity through the lens of high school football.

Josh Dobbs, a veteran of multiple NFL teams, has signed with the Detroit Lions, where he will compete for playing time behind quarterback Jared Goff, with rookie Luke Altmyer also in the mix.

As temperatures soar in Kansas, the Goddard High School football squad embraces a week of heat training, prioritizing safety, team bonding, and mental readiness for the upcoming season.

The University Interscholastic League's WBGT protocol is reshaping practices, forcing trainers, coaches and players to blend technology with tradition to protect athletes from summer heat.
Vanderbilt is counting on a revamped pass rush, led by sixth‑year standout Miles Capers and newcomers Edwin Kolenge, Brian Allen Jr. and Mason Carter, to turn a defense that faltered in 2025 into a competitive force in the SEC.

Tyler Shough, RJ Harvey and Denzel Boston are poised to outperform their current average draft positions, presenting savvy managers with hidden opportunities.

The Flushing Raiders kicked off the high school football season with a midnight practice, signaling community enthusiasm and a focus on rebuilding after a 4‑5 record.

Head coach Aaron Kraemer is reshaping the Hodags’ culture after a 3‑7 season, emphasizing attitude, effort and preparation while key returning players eye a stronger campaign.

The Cougars are using the upcoming scrimmage to fine‑tune their depth charts and quarterback‑receiver rapport before the season kicks off.

The Las Vegas Raiders surprised Chaparral High School’s football and flag football teams with new gear and a Raiders Elite helmet sticker, while recognizing wide receiver Hezekiah Johnson as Intermountain Health Impact Player of the Week.

Western Kentucky safety Jaylen Lewis climbs to No. 47 on The Athletic’s 2026 College Football Freaks List, showcasing elite athleticism and emerging as a defensive cornerstone for Conference USA.

After a 11‑11 record, 18 straight Big 12 defeats and an unranked preseason, the Cowboys are betting on new talent and a fresh staff to break the slump.

After four seasons at Boston College, linebacker Edwin Kolenge transfers to Vanderbilt, seeking to help the program build on its recent 10‑3 success and become a consistent pass‑rushing force.
Oklahoma University has added Danny Saili, a fifth-year defensive tackle granted extra eligibility by the NCAA, to its roster. The move strengthens the Sooners' defensive line and signals potential interest in other impacted athletes.

Early morning practices, returning stars and a packed Thursday schedule set the stage for the Spartans' 2026 campaign.

A top-ranked prospect from Florida has pledged to Florida State, but his interest in the Gators and upcoming visits keep the recruiting race wide open.

When Joel Klatt released his preseason rankings, LSU appeared at No. 8, reflecting both optimism and uncertainty about a program undergoing a massive transformation under new head coach Lane Kiffin.

Antonio Jordan, a 6‑foot‑6 sophomore, is emerging as a key outside receiver for the Arkansas Razorbacks, drawing praise for his physical tools and daily development.

The University of Oregon football team opened preseason camp on August 10 on its brand‑new outdoor turf, with a schedule that skips Thursdays and Sundays and a focus on diverse drills, mentorship and early standout performances from freshmen.
A busy week of training camp saw NFL scouts, Bible study sessions, and positional battles at Nippert Stadium as the Bearcats prepare for their September 5 opener against Boston College.