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Gary Lineker discusses his departure from the BBC after a controversial Instagram post, his new venture with Goalhanger, and his concerns about the upcoming World Cup.
Arsenal secured the Premier League crown, ending a 22‑year drought, while broader challenges — from dwindling club profits to a wave of talent leaving England — threaten the competition's long‑term stability.
Holly Dalton, a 15‑year‑old with multiple disabilities, has thrived in Newcastle United Foundation’s Neurodiverse Kicks programme, turning bullying and mental‑health struggles into a platform for advocacy and recognition.
A detailed look at the quarterback competition between Jeremy Hecklinski and Hank Brown, the coaching strategy, and the potential impact on Iowa's performance in conference play.
Three athletes from Enterprise State put pen to paper, marking the first scholarship commitments to the Boll Weevils flag football team and signaling a new chapter for the program.
After seven professional baseball seasons, former Los Angeles Angels draft pick Jordyn Adams is back in football, enrolling at SMU with eligibility hinging on a pending NCAA rule change.
EA Sports has detailed the release schedule and benefits for College Football 27, including a 10‑hour early access window for EA Play members and monthly packs for Pro subscribers.
The 2026 college football season begins on August 27 with Week Zero games, leading into a 13th College Football Playoff that will culminate in a Las Vegas championship. International contests and marquee Week 1 matchups add further intrigue.
Barry Foster, a standout fullback for the University of Arkansas, was recently inducted into the Southwest Conference Hall of Fame, joining a distinguished group of 35 alumni.
Sam Dubwig, a 6‑foot‑4, 215‑pound punter from Cabot, Arkansas, is competing for the starting role at Purdue, facing off against experienced punter Dylan Drennan as the 2026 season approaches.
Virginia Tech announced multiple high‑profile commitments and a strategic nonprofit initiative, reshaping its athletic future.
A colleague’s sudden text about the World Cup forces a reckoning with possessive fandom and the hypocrisy of dismissing casual fans.
The Golden Bears have added two powerful offensive line recruits, including 6‑7, 330‑pound Amaziah Siale, as they look to reshape their 2027 class.
The opening round of a 12‑team PPR fantasy football draft sets the tone, with standout talents like Bijan Robinson and Ja'Marr Chase leading the conversation, while injury concerns and team contexts add layers of risk.
The Atlanta Falcons have locked in Drake London with a $141 million extension, but the quarterback carousel ahead could reshape his fantasy outlook.
Brazil's five World Cup crowns have woven football into the nation's identity, and the upcoming 2026 tournament offers a chance to chase a historic sixth title amid new venues, evolving coaching strategies, and a unifying spirit that transcends politics.
After eight years in professional baseball, Jordyn Adams is resurrecting his football trajectory by joining the Southern Methodist Mustangs, a move made possible by recent changes in name, image and likeness legislation.
The Irish will travel across the country next season, facing a mix of historic stadiums and neutral sites where the crowd will be split between Irish supporters and home fans
Ahead of Sunday, Oct. 4, FOX will broadcast the NAPA Auto Parts NHRA Midwest Nationals right after a football game, continuing a six‑year tradition that helped set record viewership last year.
A Sept. 19 matchup against Murray State tests Oklahoma State’s resolve after a turbulent offseason, with the program determined to prove it can compete at a higher level.
Coach Dan Lanning calls for a tighter playoff calendar that ends on January 1, citing academic pressures, NFL scheduling conflicts, and the need for a more cohesive postseason.
The latest print edition of The Sporting News, marking its 140th year, offers comprehensive analysis of every FBS team and top FCS programs, highlighting key storylines such as Indiana’s turnaround under head coach Curt Cignetti and the emerging contenders for the new 12‑team playoff.
Kenaz Sullivan, a four-star safety and the nation's top defensive back from Virginia, has set his recruitment timeline for June, with official visits scheduled at four powerhouse programs.
The latest Hall of Fame ballot features historic nominees from Notre Dame, including defensive stalwarts Luther Bradley and Manti Te’o, alongside other iconic players poised for induction.