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Oklahoma's football program landed a coveted 2027 cornerback recruit, Gabriel Osborne Jr., who chose the Sooners over powerhouse programs. The pledge arrives as the team prepares for a playoff run and a defense poised for resurgence.
Mike Gansey, a West Virginia University graduate, has been appointed president of basketball operations for the Philadelphia 76ers, bringing a blend of playing experience, executive recognition and a deep alumni network to the role.
LSU’s head coach Will Wade has re‑entered the college scene after a brief stint at NC State, assembling a squad that blends overseas talent with former G‑League prospects. Insider Jeff Goodman has publicly warned that the move threatens the spirit of the game.
Stewart Mandel of The Athletic has ranked the Indiana Hoosiers No. 1 in his post‑spring Top 25, highlighting a dominant 16‑0 championship season and the challenges that lie ahead.
Former Ohio State stars Cris Carter and A.J. Hawk are among the first‑time candidates for the 2027 College Football Hall of Fame, a nod to careers that have already earned them places in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and Buckeye lore.
Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken is demanding tighter ball security and fewer penalties as the squad prepares for the upcoming campaign.
Facing a 29% enrollment decline, Wittenberg University in Ohio is adding women's flag football and five other sports, backed by donors and a strategic push to attract both athletes and non‑athlete students.
Former Tennessee assistant coach Doug Matthews announced the dismissal of sophomore edge rusher Chaz Coleman, a highly touted transfer, after he missed most of spring practice due to personal issues.
Iowa’s offensive line coach George Barnett continues to attract elite talent, as four‑star Caleb Johnson, ranked No. 2 in Indiana and No. 22 nationally, tours Iowa City amid a recruiting class that already boasts ten commitments.
Andy Staples, Ari Wasserman and River Bailey from the On3 podcast have compiled a list of the fifteen most defining plays in college football history, highlighting moments that span decades and showcase the sport’s evolving drama.
After going undrafted in the NFL, Malcolm Bell leveraged his strong collegiate performance and a CFL draft selection to secure a place on the Saskatchewan Roughriders, illustrating the unpredictable pathways of pro football.
From Stan Edwards to Charles Woodson Jr., Michigan’s football history is punctuated by familial triumphs that continue to influence the program.
The debate over expanding the College Football Playoff is intensifying, with coaches warning that the 'playoff or bust' mindset is eroding the sport's broader appeal and fiscal health.
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has achieved the highest possible rating in the NCAA 27 video game, a feat that reflects his on‑field prowess and ambition to translate virtual success into a top NFL draft selection.
The Illini return a strong core, but rankings and expectations are being questioned as the team looks to translate offseason momentum into on‑court success.
Quarterback Julian Sayin discusses his offseason development, chemistry with new receivers, and the Buckeyes' drive to prove themselves in the 2026 season.
CBS’s post‑spring Top 25 places Iowa at No. 23, praising its defensive depth but warning that a lack of explosive playmakers could limit the team’s upside.
As the 2026 college football season draws near, CBS's latest top‑25 preview spotlights the offensive vulnerabilities of the Hawkeyes and the critical defensive pieces that could keep them afloat, while outlining a schedule that pits them against some of the Big Ten's elite.
Mike Gansey, who rose through the Cavaliers' front office, is now the president of basketball operations for the Philadelphia 76ers, a move announced by Bob Myers.
The Philadelphia 76ers have appointed Mike Gansey as president of basketball operations, hoping his player‑development expertise will strengthen the roster around Joel Embiid.
The Philadelphia 76ers have named former Cleveland Cavaliers general manager Mike Gansey as their new president of basketball operations, entrusting him with the task of reshaping the roster ahead of the 2026 NBA Draft and free‑agency period.
The Philadelphia 76ers have appointed Mike Gansey as president of basketball operations, hoping his proven track record can restore competitiveness after a injury‑riddled campaign.
After a historic NCAA Tournament run, Ohio State must replace its all‑time leading scorer. The competition to become the team’s primary offensive weapon is already shaping the offseason narrative.
The Browns' equipment giveaway, now in its sixth year, delivers over $250,000 of new and lightly used football gear to 30 high schools, helping coaches and players gear up for the upcoming season.