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Kellan Wyatt, a Maryland-born defensive standout, is set to play a fifth season at Indiana University after a federal injunction allowed 2022 recruits to extend eligibility. His return, however, hinges on ongoing NCAA legal disputes.
UConn's 2026 fall camp opens under head coach Jason Candle, featuring over 80 new players, a quarterback race among Tucker McDonald, Jake Merklinger and Kalieb Osborne, and the departure of Joe Fagnano for NFL rookie minicamp.
Binghamton University has appointed Jeff Melesky to spearhead its inaugural women's flag football team, bringing a championship pedigree to a program set to compete in the ECAC and NCAA from its first season.
Mississippi’s 2026 football season highlights elite returning wide receivers, from record‑breaking yardage to pivotal transfers, shaping a new generation of playmakers.
Senior lineman Kilian O’Connor’s career‑ending injury during fall camp forces a reshuffle of the USC offensive line, opening the door for redshirt junior Tobias Raymond and a deep group of young players.
The 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame ceremony in Canton, Ohio, honored Drew Brees, Larry Fitzgerald, Adam Vinatieri, Luke Kuechly and Roger Craig, marking a historic milestone for the institution.
The Memphis Tigers held a public Fan Fest on Aug. 8, giving supporters a first glimpse of the 2026 roster, special‑teams drills and the ongoing stadium upgrades before the Aug. 29 season opener against UNLV.
New rules give schools flexibility to choose opponents, reshape Class B districts, and guarantee playoff spots for emerging teams.
Florida Atlantic University's football program is entering the 2026 season with a meticulously planned practice regimen, emphasizing consistency, leadership, and holistic player development.
Ferris State University’s football program is poised to capture its fifth national championship in just six seasons, fueled by a dominant fall training camp and the seasoned guidance of Coach Tony Annese, recently inducted into the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame.
Kentucky Wildcats announced the dismissal of wide receiver Hardley Gilmore IV following a team‑rule breach, ending his brief 2026 season stint and underscoring ongoing roster uncertainty.
The Fighting Irish have surged under coach Marcus Freeman, but growing disdain among Gen Z fans highlights concerns about preferential treatment and playoff access.
From quarterback to safety, Michigan’s recent alumni are carving out key roles across the league, blending durability, playmaking and versatility into a compelling projection of an all‑state NFL lineup.
Oberlin City Schools announced the cancellation of the 2026 high school football season after a steep decline in player numbers, prompting the district to explore alternative athletic pathways.
Hardy Gilmore, a highly touted 2024 recruit, was removed from the Kentucky Wildcats roster during fall camp for a team‑rule breach, leaving the program to lean on returning sophomore DJ Miller and a fresh wave of incoming receivers.
After capturing three straight district titles, the Lockwood football program returns with a seasoned senior class, a talented freshman influx, and high hopes for another championship run.
Roger Craig's induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame highlighted a storied NFL journey and a candid revelation about his health, underscoring his enduring legacy.
Kentucky’s fall camp opened with controlled physical play in shoulder pads, highlighting an offensive line that’s already carving running lanes and a backfield showing promising development.
Returning stars, new portal acquisitions and a revamped coaching staff position BYU to field one of the most formidable defenses in the conference and nationally for the 2026 season.
The Buffalo Bills held their annual Red and Blue workout on Day 8 of training camp at the new Highmark Stadium, signaling the official start of the 2026 NFL season and drawing a large crowd of supporters.
The agreement guarantees 22 football games and over 50 men’s basketball contests, anchored by a roster of seasoned commentators.
The Spartans begin their season on September 4 against Toledo, riding a 2‑0 lead in the series and a groundbreaking contract for running back Jahmyr Gibbs, while players and coaches share optimism about the upcoming year.
Cole Kozlowski’s return to practice this August, made possible by an NCAA injunction, could revitalize UCF’s linebacker corps and reshape the team’s defensive outlook for the upcoming season.
After two years running a frozen custard shop on James Island, Brent Thompson is back on the sidelines, bringing his triple‑option expertise to Virginia Military Institute and eyeing a future rivalry showdown with his former team.