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A look at the growing push for a larger College Football Playoff, the differing conference stances, and why the author remains skeptical of further expansion.
The new EA Sports College Football 27 title, arriving on July 9, features early rankings that place Ohio State at the forefront, with several other Ohio institutions also represented and star receiver Jeremiah Smith earning the highest player rating.
The 2026 All‑Texas team honors 56 players from ten of the state's FBS programs, highlighting Power Four dominance and top individual performances.
The nation's No. 2 wide receiver is courting major programs, with Texas entering the race and Easton Royal eyeing a shared future.
After a strong start in the group stage, Musiala’s goal and interplay with Wirtz and Havertz highlight a dynamic German side bolstered by fresh talent and experienced options.
In a highly anticipated recruiting decision, Lucas Rhoa, a top offensive line prospect from California, announced his commitment to the University of Texas, citing the program's development track record and personal connections.
Junior linebacker Jake Harned credits new strength coach Troy Boyle for workouts that have elevated the team's performance, while Boyle balances coaching with running his roofing business.
Sam LeJeune, a highly ranked defensive lineman from Mississippi, has pledged to Florida State University, bringing notable stats and a strong local recruiting narrative to the Seminoles.
Teurlings Catholic aims to defend its unbeaten 2025 campaign, with Coach Michael Courville focusing on culture and a quarterback competition that includes Austin Calandra, Will Fontenot and DJ Kelly.
Rutgers aims to improve on a five‑win season, driven by a high‑rated offensive pair and a video‑game rating that signals national attention.
The latest EA Sports College Football 27 ratings highlight Ohio State's ascendancy, featuring a 99 overall rating for wide receiver Jeremiah Smith and a 90 team rating that places the Buckeyes second only to Oregon.
The annual camp, now in its 27th year, offers fundamental instruction for middle and high school players at Carencro High and Lafayette Renaissance this weekend.
The Washington Commanders opened their BigBear.ai Training Center in Ashburn, Virginia, to host a series of youth football clinics throughout June, featuring NFL coaches, health‑safety sessions, and competitive events that support local high school programs.
The Ole Miss Rebels have evolved from a founding SEC member to national contenders, highlighted by historic championships, a landmark upset over Alabama, and a 2025 playoff validation under Lane Kiffin.
Prospects from across the Big Island braved the heat at Wong Stadium, using the session to sharpen skills and prepare for the 2026 campaign.
An analysis of where wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk might land in 2026, the fantasy football implications for each scenario, and the financial factors surrounding his next move.
EA Sports has released its annual ranking of the most difficult road environments for college football, with Clemson’s Memorial Stadium, Florida State’s Doak Campbell Stadium, Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium and NC State’s Carter‑Finley Stadium all appearing in the top 25.
A decade of bold uniforms, marquee matchups and NFL talent shaped Syracuse football’s legacy — and still sparks longing among fans.
An examination of how the Crimson Tide's 2026 slate stacks up against conference peers, the limits of early Strength‑of‑Schedule metrics, and the perspectives of leading analysts.
An analysis of recent performance, recruiting momentum, and coaching stability points to six teams that could shape college football’s power structure over the coming years.
Analyzing production, injury impact, and ADP trends to uncover high‑upside tight ends before the 2026 draft.
The retirement of Nick Saban has opened a competitive window for programs poised to dominate college football's next era, with Georgia, Ohio State, and Indiana emerging as leading contenders.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association will officially recognize girls flag football beginning in the 2027 season, expanding the sport to 162 programs statewide and positioning Ohio as the 23rd state to adopt the fast‑growing discipline.
Kalen DeBoer explains why Alabama is scaling back its 2027 recruiting numbers to focus on nurturing the current roster and preparing for future departures.