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During the Big 12 spring meetings, Texas Tech’s head coach outlined a bold proposal to open the season against the Longhorns at a neutral venue, sparking a cascade of schedule negotiations.
At a Concord ceremony, eight Seacoast seniors were recognized for their leadership, scholarship and sport achievements, with several committing to college programs.
Norfolk State Athletics announced the details of its 2026 football season opener, a regional rivalry game against Old Dominion that will be broadcast live on ESPN+.
Concacaf’s Women’s Professional Football Development Seminar in Mexico City introduced the first-ever Women’s Club Licensing Regulations, aiming to professionalize and expand women’s football across its 41 member associations.
Aaron Rodgers joins the Pittsburgh Steelers at 43, while Mike McCarthy takes the helm as head coach. The team’s front office, led by Jim Monos, stresses competitiveness over rebuilding, sparking a broader conversation about draft strategy and quarterback development across the NFL.
In a highly anticipated announcement on Rivals' YouTube channel, Myles Smith pledged to the Indiana Hoosiers, citing versatility and a desire to contribute on special teams. His decision marks a significant addition to the 2027 roster.
UCLA announced the appointment of Brandon Rose, a seasoned recruiter from Wisconsin, while the Badgers navigate recent departures in their recruiting department.
The NCAA's latest eligibility ruling removes Brendan Sorsby from the 2026 season, prompting a reshuffling of the most valuable quarterback rankings and highlighting emerging stars like Arch Manning and Bryce Underwood.
The University of Iowa has revealed its 2026 Leadership Council, a 17‑member group tasked with shaping team policy. The council’s debut coincides with the Hawkeyes’ season‑opening home game against Northern Illinois on September 5.
Quarterback Jalen Hurts is adapting to a new offensive system that promises more rhythm, timing and play‑action, while he looks ahead to a season that will test the team’s new identity.
The 2026 NFL season will open with the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, honoring legendary players and featuring key storylines for the Arizona Cardinals and Carolina Panthers.
A whirlwind of speculation surrounds the summer transfer window, with high‑profile defenders, midfielders and forwards all mentioned in potential moves.
The University of South Carolina‑Upstate, together with the Carolina Panthers and USA Football, will hold a complimentary Women's Flag Football Showcase on June 4, paving the way for the sport’s official varsity status in 2026‑27.
The Minnesota State High School League will decide on June 2 whether to grant girls flag football emerging sport status, a move that could transform high school athletics and expand opportunities for female athletes across the state.
A six‑year, $44.7 million contract for head coach Jon Sumrall unlocks a $11.2 million payroll for his assistants, signaling the university’s commitment to end a streak of losing seasons.
With the Badgers' football season looming, the university is conducting a wide‑open search for a new athletic director, led by interim chancellor Eric Wilcots, while emphasizing the need for substantial investment and community support.
After a decade at the helm of Giles County football, David O'Connor has stepped down to take a coaching role at Hazel Green High, citing personal convenience and optimism for the program’s future.
Brayden Parks, a five‑star defensive tackle from the 2026 class, announced that he will not take the scheduled visit to Ohio State and is now focusing his recruitment on Notre Dame and Oregon. The decision comes as Ohio State’s defensive line recruitment strategy shifts, with the coaching staff turning its attention to other top interior prospects such as Marcus Fakatou and Kasi Currie. Both Fakatou and Currie hold top‑10 rankings among defensive linemen nationally, and their commitments would bolster a line that already features headliner DJ Jacobs, according to insiders. Larry Johnson, the Buckeyes’ defensive line coach, has emphasized that the program remains confident in assembling a strong class despite the missed visit, noting that the loss of one recruit does not derail the overall vision. The ripple effect extends beyond the Midwest, influencing conversations at rival programs and recruiting services, where Rivals and 247 Sports continue to track the evolving picture.
Luke Gazzaniga, a 6‑foot‑4, 232‑pound tight end from Southern California, announced his commitment to the University of Kansas, joining fellow tight end Mason Oglesby in a class that now totals eight freshmen.
Georgia head coach Kirby Smart has criticized the SEC’s approach to playoff expansion and NIL policies, calling the conference’s threats to leave the NCAA self‑serving and predicting that any breakaway would damage the broader college sports landscape
After two decades of dominance at Utah, Kyle Whittingham accepts a new challenge in Michigan, sparking debate over his ability to translate success to a more demanding stage.
Stafford’s renewed deal through 2027, his family’s backing, and the Rams’ preparation for a post‑Stafford era highlight a strategic vision for his career’s next chapter
The Mountain West Conference released the full slate of Nevada football games on Wednesday, detailing matchups, broadcast partners and kickoff times that will shape the Wolf Pack’s campaign.
Hayden Stepp, a five-star cornerback from Bishop Gorman High School, has narrowed his recruitment to Oregon, Alabama, Georgia and Cal. His choice will be shaped by Oregon's defensive coordinator Chris Hampton, Cal's academic reputation, and the influence of coaches Dan Lanning and Tosh Lupoi, with a final decision expected after official visits.