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After guiding the 2025 private school champions as a linebackers coach, Quentin Davie now heads the Hebron Christian football program, navigating a transition from a senior‑laden roster to a younger, developing team.
After a double‑digit win season and a College Football Playoff appearance, Oklahoma Sooners head coach Brent Venables shifts focus from job‑security concerns to building a relentless, high‑pressure culture that emphasizes small‑margin victories and sustained motivation.
Despite commitments elsewhere, Michigan is leveraging visits and coaching connections to keep top 2028 prospects in play.
The 2025 LFC season delivered division and district titles, record‑breaking runs, and a glimpse of next year’s preparations.
Cape Cod Tech’s football team overcame a slow start to win its first vocational small‑school state title, a feat commemorated by custom championship rings presented to players, coaches and staff.
Despite two ACL tears, Brooks could become the Panthers' most valuable late‑round fantasy asset, offering high upside at a low draft cost.
After the loss of his cousin, senior wide receiver Khalil Taylor transformed his game and his mindset, becoming a cornerstone of a high‑scoring Rams squad that finished 11‑2 and fell just short of the Class 5A title.
The Bruins' offseason brings major roster upgrades, from a star running back to a fortified offensive line, while the quarterback's development and team chemistry remain pivotal.
Two recent transfers to the Michigan Wolverines football program have decided to leave the team ahead of fall camp, prompting a brief but notable reshuffle of the squad before the season opener.
Iowa Hawkeyes are shaping the 2026 roster as fall camp highlights quarterback, defensive line and special teams competitions.
The Iowa Hawkeyes' rushing attack, often overlooked, emerges as a cornerstone of their 2026 campaign, blending proven leaders with emerging stars.
A former coach’s criminal charges have exposed a toxic football culture, inadequate supervision, and a district’s delayed response, leaving players and families seeking answers.
Analysts dissect the surprising placements of Georgia, Indiana, Miami and others, revealing where optimism and skepticism collide ahead of the new season.
The latest composite rankings for the 2028 high school football class highlight standout performers, early commitments, and the geographic and positional trends shaping the upcoming recruiting cycle.
A look at the opening weeks of the 2026 college football season, where Indiana eyes a 6‑0 start, Boise State battles Oregon, and traditional powerhouses clash in high‑stakes rematches.
Iowa football is preparing for the 2026 season amid significant personnel changes, with key position battles poised to shape the team's outlook.
Despite flying under the radar, Iowa's stable of running backs combines proven production with promising youth, setting the stage for a powerful rushing attack in the coming seasons.
Texas State University’s football program, led by coach G.J. Kinne, is targeting a College Football Playoff berth after years of bowl‑game aspirations, navigating a competitive Pac‑12 landscape.
The Cyclones are evaluating a completely overhauled offense, from a freshman‑turned‑starter at quarterback to a deep group of newcomers at running back, receiver and tight end, as they prepare for the first game against Southeast Missouri at Jack Trice Stadium.
The upcoming season features unprecedented travel demands, high‑stakes conference battles, and historic games abroad, reshaping playoff hopes for several programs.
A look at the toughest schedules, surprising nonconference paths, and international matchups that will define the 2026 college football landscape.
A 16‑0 season has turned Indiana’s football team into a financial engine, driving multimillion‑dollar donations, a surge in applications and a re‑evaluation of the university’s athletic valuation.
After two days of fall practice, Colorado’s football squad is showcasing improved chemistry and a more aggressive defense under new coordinator Chris Marve, with key transfers and a focus on detail driving the early optimism.
Twelve young patients will serve as Kid Captains for every Hawkeye game this season, continuing a tradition that blends sport with community outreach.