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The Northeast Conference reveals its 2026 football slate, featuring 13 games on Ryz Sports Network and 12 on SI TV, aiming to grow the league’s brand and showcase talent to wider viewers
Wisconsin Badgers are reshaping their offense, leaning on a revitalized rushing attack while seeking reliable downfield threats through tight ends and new receiver acquisitions.
The University of West Florida’s first Division I football game attracted more than 6,000 spectators, including a sold‑out student section, while the Argos celebrated victories in women’s soccer and football and outlined a strategic transition plan.
After a brief interruption, Florida A&M University has renewed its agreement with Cumulus Media to broadcast Rattlers football games on 96.1 JAMZ FM, reviving a decades‑long tradition.
Analyst Rece Davis predicts USC could break its playoff drought in 2026, driven by quarterback Jayden Maiava's emergence and a strengthened roster.
The Hoosiers' national championship hopes rest not only on star power but on the unpredictable performance of key defensive newcomers.
The Minutemen are set to open their 2026 campaign against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights in front of a crowd of 52,000, showcasing a revamped offense under new leadership.
A look at the iconic No. 8 jersey, the wide receivers who have defined it, and the promise carried by the player who now wears it.
A 17‑year‑old quarterback from Alma Center died after a football injury, prompting tributes, donations, and a statewide call for remembrance.
The Wolverines' linebacker corps enters the 2026 season amid uncertainty, as veteran departures and a new defensive scheme set the stage for a fierce competition.
The Saddle Mountain Unified School District has called off the entire football season at Tonopah Valley High School while a criminal investigation proceeds, offering alternative athletic opportunities for displaced student‑athletes.
Bill Doba, who guided Washington State University’s football program for nearly two decades, passed away on Tuesday after suffering a stroke. His legacy lives on through the players he mentored and the culture he shaped.
The Saddle Mountain Unified School District halted varsity and junior varsity football after allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced, with an ongoing investigation by local law enforcement.
From a single‑building campus to a record‑breaking season, Craig County’s Friday night football brings neighbors together in a tradition that extends far beyond the field.
Florida A&M University renews its radio partnership with 96.1 Jamz, expanding live Rattlers football broadcasts to a nationwide audience through multiple platforms.
A deep dive into Michigan's linebacker competition reveals a surprising depth chart, veteran emergences, and the uncertain future of a highly touted recruit.
A 41‑year‑old Milwaukee man ran onto a youth football field in Racine, tripped a 9‑year‑old player, and was fined $313 after prosecutors declined to pursue felony child‑abuse charges.
Sonoma Valley’s flag football squad secured a 38‑14 victory, Capri Delorefice starred on both sides of the ball, and several local cross country runners posted top times as the county’s athletic programs gear up for league play.
A look at the most anticipated games in the 5A and 4A divisions, with predictions that favor underdogs and several potential surprises.
LSU’s fall camp highlights standout performances by offensive lineman Emery Jones Jr. and defensive lineman Deuce Geralds, whose early successes signal a potential transformation of the Tigers’ defense.
A deep dive into the data that warns draft‑day owners about underperforming stars, from Houston’s David Montgomery to Buffalo’s James Cook, and explains why early‑round receivers may be traps.
A sixth‑year Michigan State offensive lineman is under investigation after a Dallas woman alleged non‑consensual sexual contact in July; authorities are awaiting DNA results.
Middle Tennessee State University will wear a special patch honoring Dolly Parton during its home opener, with the first jersey set to join the Center for Popular Music’s collection.
The U.S. Senate has officially recognized Missouri’s 1960 football squad as a national champion, more than six decades after the fact, in a move that underscores the enduring legacy of the program.