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Houston’s third‑year coach Willie Fritz has the program poised for a breakout, but the loss of Texas Tech’s Brendan Sorsby and the emergence of sophomore Will Hammond reshape the conference dynamics.
Five‑star cornerback John Meredith, the nation's top-ranked prospect, announced his college choice on Friday, opting for Texas A&M over Texas despite analyst predictions favoring the Longhorns.
Pro Football Focus' Nathan Jahnke predicts a significant role for Minnesota's leading rusher in the upcoming fantasy season, citing elite grades and a favorable snap share.
The Buffalo Bills have sustained a top‑six scoring offense for five straight seasons, and with Josh Allen in MVP form, the 2026 target distribution among their myriad weapons is poised to shape both the team's on‑field success and the fantasy value of several players.
The University of Pennsylvania unveiled its 2026 sprint football slate, highlighting four home contests at Franklin Field and a series of challenging road games against Navy, Army Black Knights and Cornell.
Ohio State is the clear favorite for the 2026 Big Ten championship, but Indiana, Oregon, Michigan and others are poised to challenge as the compressed schedule leaves little room for error.
Coach Steve Sarkisian says the Longhorns may drop the Notre Dame matchups, citing a demanding schedule and the need to prioritize a national title run
A Utah judge has cleared former Brigham Young University football standout Parker Kingston of a rape charge, rejecting a continuance request and setting the stage for a trial scheduled for early July.
The Tournament Management Committee has green‑lighted a proposal that would condense the postseason to eight elite programs, eliminate a minimum win threshold and reshape divisional representation, pending a board vote later this summer.
A Utah court has dropped a rape charge filed against former BYU football player Parker Kingston after the judge denied a prosecutors' request to postpone the scheduled jury trial.
A bipartisan proposal called the Protect College Sports Act is set for a Senate Commerce Committee hearing, drawing support from major conferences, the NFL and the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee while facing opposition from the SEC, Big Ten and some lawmakers.
LSU’s 2026 football outlook hinges on integrating a massive influx of talent, led by Sam Leavitt’s recovery and a defense anchored by returning standouts.
Missouri State University is turning its football road trips into more than just games, rolling out a suite of fan‑focused events that accompany the Bears' travels to Texas A&M and Southern Methodist University.
With a fresh coaching staff, key transfer additions, and a challenging slate of games, Auburn aims to climb from a 77th‑ranked offense and a 29th‑ranked defense to a bowl‑eligible season in 2026.
Kentucky’s football program is rewriting its recruiting playbook, swapping outdated fax machines for digital connections and a culture-driven approach that’s already delivering top talent.
Prices for individual games begin at $9.03, and season tickets start at $65, offering options such as reserved chairbacks, endzone loges and touchdown terrace tents.
Florida's 2027 class sits No. 3 nationally, driven by commitments from five‑star linemen and a strategic shift toward stacking elite talent.
From edge rushers to quarterbacks, the upcoming weekend promises to reshape the future of BYU football.
Kansas will open its 2026 season in London against Arizona State, a match that marks a historic milestone for the sport and will be featured on FOX’s flagship pre‑game show.
The Big Bend area's Class of 2027 features several rising high school football seniors attracting college recruitment, highlighted by players ranked 15 to 11.
Quincy University will add women's flag football as a varsity sport for the 2027-28 academic year, bringing its total varsity programs to 29 and women's sports to 15.
The International Federation of American Football has teamed with TMRW Sports to accelerate flag football worldwide, forging a pathway that includes a professional league, expanded youth participation and a shot at Olympic inclusion for the 2028 Games.
A tightly contested decision by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association’s football committee clears the way for a new Division 1A “Super 8” tournament, pending a final board vote in August.
Leaders from the SEC, Big 12 and ACC presented divergent visions for a larger postseason, while Rich Clark urged caution and a data‑driven decision before any change takes effect.