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In August 2025 Chicago State launches its inaugural Division I football season, overcoming financial and logistical hurdles to establish a new athletic identity in the Windy City.
A deep competition at guard will shape the Wolverines’ opening game against Western Michigan on September 5.
A recent investigation reveals that six former University of Utah football players were pressured to play through injuries, facing threats of dismissal despite medical advice, raising questions about athlete welfare and coaching practices.
The university announced a roster that includes three kickers, two punters and two long snappers, featuring experienced transfers from Spain and Brazil, an Austrian freshman specialist, and a punter with a rugby background.
Neff Giwa, a 20‑year‑old rugby player from Ireland, has drawn attention from top U.S. programs after a viral video of his pass‑blocking skills caught the eye of recruiter Brandon Collier.
Penn State’s football program is turning its attention to the first test of the season, a home matchup against Marshall scheduled for September 5. The coaching staff is dissecting the starting lineup and the distribution of snaps, seeking to maximize impact in the most critical moments.
The Mountain West Conference has barred former professional football players from returning to college football, Nevada’s women’s soccer team lost 4‑0 to Seattle, and a high school football game was relocated due to the Hawk Fire.
ESPN insider Adam Schefter outlines the players he believes offer the best blend of upside and risk for the upcoming season, highlighting mid‑round quarterbacks, late‑round running backs and deep‑sleepers at receiver and tight end.
At 6‑foot‑10, Chris Hood blends a basketball‑rich heritage with gridiron leadership, staying committed to Ball State as he eyes a bowl game and a conference title in his final season.
The Gamecocks will begin the 2027 campaign on August 28 against Furman, a game that reflects both a longstanding financial agreement and the broader impact of the NCAA's revised scheduling framework.
The network unveils a refreshed roster that blends veteran hosts and analysts to bring comprehensive pre‑game, game‑day and post‑game coverage of college football’s most iconic programs.
Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Gunner Stockton shared the stage with former president Donald Trump, a move that polarized supporters and ignited debate over the intersection of sports and politics.
Both programs aim to break through early obstacles, with Louisville chasing an ACC title and Kentucky seeking to revive its offense under fresh leadership.
After a breakthrough 2025 season that delivered the program’s first College Football Playoff appearance, Texas A&M is charting a path back to the national stage. Success will hinge on winning marquee conference games, stabilizing the quarterback position, and preserving a defense that cannot afford slip‑ups.
The Golden Bears' 2026 squad features a blend of seasoned transfers and fresh talent, each poised to influence key aspects of the team's performance.
On August 29, 2026, the TCU Horned Frogs and North Carolina Tar Heels will clash in Dublin, Ireland, marking the first international college football game for both programs and highlighting new storylines under head coaches Sonny Dykes and Bill Belichick.
The Athletic’s preview highlights a defense that could be the league’s best while questioning whether Jalen Hurts can thrive under a revamped under‑center offense.
This season’s college football landscape is being reshaped by delayed kickoff, controversial eligibility rulings and a growing reliance on television money.
A data‑driven simulation identifies De’Von Achane, Isaiah Likely and Tony Pollard as sleepers, while projecting a late‑round wideout as a top‑10 option.
After a winless 2025 campaign, SBCC’s football team is banking on increased depth, key recruits and a revamped defense to compete in a tougher schedule.
The Tar Heels' 2026 class brings three highly touted freshmen who could influence both defense and offense.
The Wildkits improved to 2-0 with a hard‑fought win over Kenwood Academy, highlighted by Nikki Dandelles' three fourth‑quarter sacks and key offensive plays from Ava Bellis and KyNia Hunt.
The Ducks enter 2026 with a familiar quarterback, a new offensive coordinator, and a blend of seasoned veterans and fresh prospects aiming to reclaim their dominant form.
Penn State prepares for a Top 25 start in 2026 under new head coach Matt Campbell, highlighted by Iowa State transfer Kooper Ebel’s No. 8 jersey and his role in a revamped defense.