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Recent upgrades to USC's offensive line, led by Zach Hanson, signal a strategic shift under Coach Lincoln Riley, who is betting on a $200 million facility to propel the Trojans back into championship contention.
Southampton admits to unauthorized surveillance of rival teams, resulting in play‑off expulsion, a four‑point deduction and widespread fan outrage.
Despite a wave of departures to the NFL draft, Clemson’s defense remains a formidable force, anchored by linebacker Sammy Brown, who is being heralded as one of the most feared players in college football.
The Cowboys are reshaping their squad with nearly five dozen newcomers while keeping core veterans, setting the stage for a competitive season.
In a surprise Instagram announcement, Gabriel Jenkins, a top defensive back recruit, switched his commitment from Penn State to Colorado, marking the latest shift in the fallout from Coach James Franklin’s dismissal.
A 2‑1 victory by Naegohyang Women's FC over Suwon FC Women in Suwon marked the first North Korean team match in South Korea in over seven years, drawing 3,000 spectators and comments from Unification Minister Chung Dong Young about rebuilding trust between the two nations.
The highly rated 2027 recruit announced his decision on Instagram, marking the latest shift in the post‑Franklin recruiting landscape.
BBC Sport outlines its strategy for covering the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with reporters spread across North America and regular contributions from Pat Nevin, George Mills, Jon Barbuti and Giles Goford.
From coast to coast, BBC Sport’s roster of correspondents will deliver weekly analysis, live updates and community interaction during the 2026 World Cup, spotlighting the 16 host cities that span three nations.
The tournament will be held in Canada, the United States and Mexico, featuring 48 nations and 104 matches. BBC Sport will deliver continuous reporting, including twice‑weekly columns from Pat Nevin and contributions from George Mills, Jon Barbuti and Giles Goford.
The Royal Spanish Football Federation will host a complimentary training session in Chattanooga on June 6, with tickets distributed through a lottery that requires a form submission by June 1.
Juventus are exploring a three‑year deal for Liverpool’s Alisson, even as the club faces a uncertain Champions League spot and other squad priorities.
Taylor Brown, a redshirt freshman defensive lineman, stayed with West Virginia University through a coaching transition, added significant weight, earned a four‑star rating, and is poised for a rotational role on special teams.
The North Korean women's football team Naegohyang defeated Suwon 2‑1 in a rare match, advancing to the final against Tokyo Verdy Beleza while South Korean fans cheered despite political tensions.
The North Carolina Tar Heels have lost two key contributors from last season as they gear up for a landmark season opener against TCU in Ireland.
The North Carolina Tar Heels announced the departure of wide receiver Shanard Clower and defensive back Ty Adams after spring practice, setting the stage for an unprecedented overseas season opener against TCU on August 29, 2026.
Former Quakers star Brandon Copeland will be celebrated for his on‑field achievements and off‑field contributions at the Ivy League Football Association’s annual dinner next January.
A look at the players poised to outperform their draft positions in the upcoming fantasy season, driven by new opportunities and shifting team dynamics.
Former Penn linebacker Brandon Copeland, a Wharton graduate, will be celebrated at the Ivy League Football Association's January 2027 dinner, recognizing his collegiate excellence and professional journey.
Coach Kevin Stefanski praises Cash Jones for his intelligence and versatility, noting the former Georgia player’s role on special teams and his fit within a broader strategy that taps into the state’s NFL‑producing talent pool.
The push to double the College Football Playoff field raises questions about tradition, integrity and the true value of the regular season.
The University of North Carolina’s offense struggled in 2025, especially the rushing attack. A recent hire of an experienced offensive coordinator has ignited optimism among fans and analysts alike.
The recent fantasy football penalty that forced a loser to attend a Kansas City Royals versus Boston Red Sox game in an astronaut suit highlights the growing creativity — and cruelty — of league punishments.
Virginia head coach Tony Elliott supports a larger College Football Playoff, citing both the benefits of more teams and the possible downsides for regular‑season and bowl significance.