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A July incident involving Indiana University football player Tyrone Burrus Jr. and his girlfriend Kira Marie Motley led to arrests, but charges will not be pursued.
Saturday's free event at Kinnick Stadium invites families to experience the Hawkeyes' preseason workouts, with autograph sessions and cashless concessions.
The Southeastern Conference has confirmed that its annual football media days will be staged in Nashville next summer, bringing coaches and players together to launch the upcoming season.
Texas coach Steve Sarkisian is rethinking his roster construction as the NCAA prepares a five‑year eligibility rule that could alter how teams manage experience and development.
The Asheville Youth Football League is grieving the loss of coach Lamarius Jones, killed in a shooting off Biltmore Avenue. A July 25 rally will honor the victims and provide support for those coping with grief.
A look at the teams, standout athletes, and storylines shaping the upcoming Bay Conference football season.
An internal probe into the University of Michigan’s athletics department has led to the announced departure of athletic director Warde Manuel, revealing shortcomings in oversight and sparking legal challenges.
An early look at how expected fantasy points per game, offensive changes, and injury concerns will influence draft decisions across the NFL.
Despite a recent national title and a highly rated 2027 class, Indiana’s 2022 recruiting class remains the most acclaimed in school history, a status shaped by both standout alumni and the unpredictable nature of college football recruiting.
Former Notre Dame star Ian Book is set to run a youth football clinic in Mishawaka, Indiana, blending skill work with recovery techniques and mental preparation.
After a short stint that included a World Cup quarter‑final run, Belgium’s coach Rudi Garcia will step down when his contract ends in July.
With quarterback Arch Manning set to head to the NFL after 2026, Texas is pulling every lever to capture a national title this year.
Greg Schiano discusses the impact of recent leadership changes at Rutgers, the retention of key players, and his vision for the program's future.
With the 2026 football season opening on August 29 against San Jose State, USC honors former fullback Mosi Tatupu, a Polynesian Football Hall of Famer whose career spanned USC, the New England Patriots, and a lasting influence on his son Lofa.
The university has postponed its skill‑development camp due to poor air quality, rescheduling it for July 27 at Mihalik‑Thompson Stadium, with a $75 fee that covers a t‑shirt, snacks and instruction from the head coach and pro team members.
Ohio State's schedule pits the Buckeyes against a gauntlet of elite opponents, but analyst Bill Bender says a 9‑3 record could still force the playoff committee to reconsider.
After a spring of recovery, transfer wide receiver Trell Harris is edging toward a comeback, joining a veteran group that includes Isaiah Sategna III and Parker Livingstone, a combination that could reshape the Sooners' offense.
Adam Mohammed detailed his decision to leave Washington for California, pointing to a strong bond with new coach Tosh Lupoi and the legacy of Golden Bears backs like Marshawn Lynch and Jahvid Best, while coach Jedd Fisch voiced support and noted the difficulty of retaining star players
The 2026 NFL Draft saw several LSU standouts selected, each facing unique opportunities and setbacks as they embark on professional careers.
Cornerback Jahiem Johnson, a recent transfer from Tulane, is expected to anchor Arkansas' defense in 2026, bringing proven playmaking ability and a relentless work ethic to a unit that has struggled in recent years.
Florida State's running back corps, featuring Ousmane Kromah, Sam Singleton Jr. and Texas transfer Quintrevion Wisner, is poised for a competitive battle during preseason drills.
Despite being picked 13th in the SEC poll, Vanderbilt is focused on its own goals, retaining key playmakers while integrating new talent.
After lucrative contracts at Texas, Houston and Florida Atlantic, Tom Herman now earns $25 per hour assisting Florida State's defense, marking a striking shift in his career.
Senior defensive back Peyton Ritzert from Central College has been selected for the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team, highlighting his extensive community service, academic achievements, and leadership on and off the field.