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A limited‑run poster showcasing the 2026 Wildcats schedule and head coach Will Stein will be distributed through Kroger locations in Lexington beginning August 1, with supplies limited.
Fall camp began July 30 as the Aggies gear up for a challenging season, with Coach Tim Plough emphasizing readiness for early conference play and a high‑stakes September 26 showdown at UC Davis Health Stadium.
Tennessee’s rising offensive tackle David Sanders Jr. contributed $20,000 and football equipment to his former high school, Providence Day School, as part of a partnership with XTech Pads.
Arkansas State University will host a complimentary concert with Lauren Alaina before its 2026 football home opener against West Georgia, kicking off a series of festivities that include tailgating, fireworks and community events.
A look at the life, career, and enduring influence of Billy Ray Smith Jr., a defensive stalwart whose family lineage and contributions shaped American football.
Lane Kiffin's arrival at LSU ignites debate over timing, portal reliance, and an arduous early schedule that could define the program's 2026 trajectory.
Longtime Plano ISD coach Tom Kimbrough remembers Billy Ray Smith, a standout player whose legacy now fuels discussions about football safety and the impact of repeated head trauma.
For the 2026 season, Notre Dame Football will debut a fresh green uniform that swaps its traditional monogram for a leprechaun logo, a change highlighted in the upcoming Irish Wear Green matchup against Stanford.
A deep dive into a sixth‑overall mock draft that prioritizes three receivers, highlights standout targets like Zay Flowers, and evaluates the ripple effects on quarterback and tight end depth.
Four-star safety prospect Seth Williams announced his college commitment on a live stream from his aunt's home in Lithonia, opting for Clemson over Georgia after a careful evaluation of the programs.
Every fall, the Marshall University football squad begins conditioning with a solemn run to Spring Hill Cemetery, honoring those lost in the 1970 plane crash that claimed 37 players and staff. The ritual culminates in a breakfast with former athletes known as the "Herd Brothers," underscoring the program’s deep-rooted culture as the new season looms.
Bobby Hunt, a standout safety from Auburn and member of the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame, passed away at 85, leaving a legacy that spanned the AFL and NFL.
After an 8‑5 record and four playoff wins, the Ayden‑Grifton team enters the 2026 season with a revamped lineup, highlighted by quarterback competition and a veteran defense.
Florida State tight end Landen Thomas enters his third season with a focus on health and performance, aiming to expand his role in an offense that traditionally features dynamic tight ends.
Saint Joseph's College of Maine has appointed Kayla Pierce, a Maine native and experienced coach, as the inaugural head coach of its new women's flag football program, which will begin competition in spring 2028.
Strength coach Derek Owings leverages before‑and‑after imagery and social platforms to showcase player development, driving fan excitement and shaping the Vols’ 2026 outlook.
Kyle Whittingham, head coach at Michigan, called for a seismic change in college football, proposing a salary cap, regulated NIL deals, and collective bargaining to restore competitive balance.
Brian Kelly predicts the Texas Longhorns will capture the 2026 national championship, citing head coach Steve Sarkisian's offensive mastery and quarterback Arch Manning's anticipated impact.
A recent analysis reveals that college football programs now command valuations comparable to professional franchises, driven by brand strength, NIL revenue and deep-pocketed backers.
After 13 NFL seasons, Khalil Mack signed a one‑year contract to pursue a title, while mentoring the next generation and staying present for his wife and children.
ESPN’s Bill Connelly places the Colorado Buffaloes’ transfer portal class among the top three in the nation, highlighting a talent infusion that could lift the team from a 3‑9 slump in 2026.
The NCHSAA's second year of eight‑class football features the introduction of girls' flag football, notable coaching changes, and standout recruits with multimillion‑dollar NIL deals, while teams prepare for a packed schedule and a Dublin tournament appearance.
The first preseason practice on July 30 saw the team battling 90‑degree heat, with Body taking all first‑team reps and Pierre catching steady passes, setting the tone for a deep and competitive roster.
Jayson Swain, a former Volunteers captain and longtime media personality, has been named the new football gameday booth analyst for the Vol Network, bringing his deep ties to the university and extensive broadcasting experience to the booth alongside Mike Keith.