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Athlon Sports projects the Oregon Ducks as a No. 6 seed in the 2026‑27 College Football Playoff, highlighting key matchups, returning talent and potential obstacles on their road to the championship.
At Big 12 Media Days, Texas Tech's head coach expressed confidence that Will Hammond will lead the Red Raiders in 2026, highlighting rehabilitation progress and the team's resilience after a challenging offseason.
The Carolina Panthers' running back Jonathon Brooks is being highlighted as a deep fantasy football sleeper for the upcoming 2026 season, but his upside depends on the team's offensive improvements and competition from veteran Chuba Hubbard.
The latest roster measurements for the Iowa Hawkeyes show notable changes in size for players across every position, offering early clues about how the team may reshape its approach in the 2026 season.
The Buffaloes have risen to No. 10 in the Big 12 and No. 45 nationally, with a 6.0-6.1 win projection that could secure a postseason berth for the second time under Coach Deion Sanders.
Wisconsin’s new general manager will earn half a million dollars annually, a figure that outpaces his predecessor and positions him near the top of a competitive salary race.
Coach Rich Rodriguez reflects on a challenging first year at West Virginia, highlights roster upgrades and financial gains, and sets his sights on a more competitive 2026 season.
After a strong finish to the 2025 season, the Hawkeyes are projected to meet Virginia Tech in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl, a game that could end 7‑5 and spark a legendary mayo‑filled celebration for coach Kirk Ferentz.
Projections place the Nebraska Cornhuskers against the South Carolina Gamecocks in the 2026 Lockheed Armed Forces Bowl, a matchup steeped in past meetings and coached by Matt Rhule and Shane Beamer.
The Wolverines are leaning on family ties and early visits to shape a class that could feature multiple legacy commits and high‑profile defensive additions.
After early setbacks at top clubs, Michael Olise flourished under Brendan Flanagan’s eye at Reading, earning a move to Bayern Munich and a starring role for France in the 2026 World Cup.
The author enters the mock draft with the second overall selection, prioritizing two elite running backs early, loading up on receivers later, and waiting until the fifteenth round to take quarterback Bo Nix.
Projected 2026 SEC schedules reveal Tennessee’s fixed rivals and ESPN’s win‑loss outlook, setting the stage for a competitive season.
David Stone’s rise from a highly touted freshman to a nation‑top defensive tackle underscores Oklahoma’s push for the premier defense in college football.
Running back Jonathon Brooks is being touted as a potential fantasy football sleeper for the upcoming season, but his upside may be constrained by the team's overall offensive struggles.
Four Auburn players have been selected to Athlon Sports' Preseason All-SEC teams, underscoring the program's depth on both sides of the ball and setting the stage for a competitive SEC campaign.
After a 3-9 season and the departure of DeShaun Foster, UCLA taps James Madison’s championship pedigree and a top transfer portal class to reshape its outlook for 2026.
Analyst David Pollack predicts that Notre Dame's revamped defense, anchored by returning tacklers and elite cornerback Leonard Moore, may finally break the program's national championship drought.
The Hornets open the 2026 season on August 21 after a 10‑3 finish in 2025, aiming for deep playoff runs and a shot at the state championship in Canton.
UCLA’s head coach Bob Chesney has overhauled the Bruins’ roster ahead of the 2026 season, adding 42 transfer portal players. Among them, running back Wayne Knight and offensive guard Eugene Brooks are expected to reshape the team’s performance.
Michigan's recruiting strategy leans on family legacies, with top prospects like Marquis Ray and LaMarcus Army drawing attention ahead of key visits and commitments.
Indiana University is reshaping its safety corps ahead of the 2026 season, with key departures and new arrivals setting the stage for a competitive defensive backfield.
Travis Hunter and his wife Leanna De La Fuente have decided not to let their son play football, citing concerns over chronic traumatic encephalopathy and the weight of his father's achievements.
Will Hubert, a senior defensive lineman wearing jersey 57, is emerging as a key leader for Iowa's 2026 football season.