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The Ole Miss Rebels finished the season 11‑1, retain 61% of their production, and feature standout players Trinidad Chambliss, Kewan Lacy, Suntarine Perkins, and Will Echoles who are expected to make a splash in the upcoming NFL Draft.
The Oregon Ducks announced seven new commitments in June, highlighted by defensive line recruit Josh Christensen, a three‑star talent ranked No. 62 nationally.
Indiana University head coach Curt Cignetti explains his December‑only contract negotiation window, the limited loss of quarterback Alberto Mendoza, and the financial pressures shaping roster decisions.
BYU is opening its doors to a select group of uncommitted recruits for official visits, spotlighting the standout players who could shape the 2027 roster.
After a 4-8 debut season, Bill Belichick aims to rebuild the University of North Carolina program, leveraging top recruits and a high-profile rematch against TCU in Ireland to rewrite his legacy.
The Bison’s move to the Mountain West brings an ambitious streaming platform into the spotlight, promising nationwide coverage and new revenue shares for member schools.
Tennessee's 2027 recruiting class now boasts sixteen pledges, blending elite talent from across the nation while targeting top in‑state prospects.
A look at the most promising reserve quarterbacks poised to make an impact if called upon in the 2026 college football season.
A 2022 name change intended to shed negative connotations has coincided with a historic World Cup collapse, leaving fans to wonder whether symbolism can mask sporting failure.
A deep dive into the four players expected to resurge in dynasty formats, from quarterback resurgence to underrated wideout options.
Tyler Warren and Harold Fannin Jr. both exploded in 2025, but a closer look at their team situations and ADP gaps suggests Fannin may be the sharper fantasy bargain.
A Virginia On SI writer predicts a challenging 2026 campaign for the Hokies, projecting a 6‑6 overall record and outlining the tough ACC schedule they face.
The University of Southern California will open its 2026 football campaign on August 29 at home versus San Jose State, a matchup that also serves as a tribute to former All‑American offensive lineman Tyron Smith, whose NFL career spanned 14 seasons and ends in retirement.
After a modest start at Texas Tech, Washington joins UCLA with the physical tools and determination to compete for a starting spot in the Bruins' defense.
Lincoln Riley’s fifth season at USC is being billed as a make-or-break year, with a massive contract, a No. 1 recruiting class and the program’s first College Football Playoff berth on the line.
Ohio State is courting four‑star cornerback Monsanna Torbert Jr., but Louisville’s emerging interest and recent commitments are reshaping the recruitment landscape.
Pete Golding inherits the Ole Miss Rebels after Lane Kiffin's departure, confronting a whirlwind of emotions, fan expectations, and an eagerly awaited showdown with Kiffin's new team at LSU.
Returning offensive lineman Matt Marek is poised to play a larger role for the Indiana Hoosiers in the 2026 season, having shown flashes of impact in limited action last year.
In a surprise move, Syracuse University has secured the commitment of Michael McQueen, a highly touted defensive back who had previously pledged to Temple.
Dr. Suzanne Huurman makes history at the 2026 World Cup, leading Curacao’s medical team while advocating for flexible work policies and a future where women are fully represented in football’s highest echelons.
The Longhorns are preparing for a high‑expectation 2026 campaign, highlighted by a commitment from elite cornerback John Meredith III that elevates their 2027 recruiting class to seventh nationally.
A smaller 2027 roster reflects a deliberate strategy by Alabama’s new coaching staff, prioritizing quality over quantity and reshaping how the program approaches scholarship allocations.
The Cougars' line, anchored by Bruce Mitchell and bolstered by key transfers, is being hailed as the nation's best unit as BYU eyes a championship run.
Iowa Hawkeyes have extended a scholarship to Earnest Winters III, a 6‑3, 195‑pound defensive back from Cahokia High School, who impressed with 188 rushing yards, three touchdowns, 50 tackles and three interceptions as a freshman.