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Injured in 2023, Jahil Florence returns to Missouri football with two years of eligibility left, joining a competitive cornerback group as the Tigers rebuild their defensive lineup.
After a two‑year injury break, Jahlil Florence rejoins the Missouri Tigers, bringing depth, experience, and a determination to prove his worth in the 2026 season.
Recent transfers reveal a pattern where athletes follow trusted coaches to new schools, boosting team performance and championship hopes.
The Beavers open their 2026 campaign with road games at South Carolina and Lipscomb, broadcast live on SEC Network+ and ESPN+, as they return to the Pac‑12 and navigate a revamped roster
Analysts are already mapping out the 2026 College Football Playoff, projecting seeds, key matchups, and a likely championship showdown between Texas and Ohio State.
Bruce Feldman’s annual Freaks List highlights the most athletic college football players, with SEC and Big Ten athletes accounting for the majority of the top 101 selections.
Kerry Carpenter, still sidelined by plantar fasciitis, and his wife Lauren Burke, a celebrated softball player, hosted a week‑long camp at Saginaw Valley State University, sharing their experiences and training techniques with young athletes from across Michigan.
A GPS‑guided robot is helping community clubs paint soccer fields faster, enabling a record‑high player registration and paving the way for broader adoption.
Georgia's 2027 baseball team features a highly ranked transfer class, blending power hitters and elite pitchers, as Coach Wes Johnson looks to strengthen pitching depth and maintain momentum after an SEC title
A wave of top college football prospects are swapping schools to follow mentors, bringing proven talent and new energy to programs like Indiana, Texas and Miami.
Brooks Austin’s playoff forecast places the Oregon Ducks as the fifth seed, pitting them against the UNLV Rebels before a potential showdown with Notre Dame, envisioning a title run built on a dominant defense.
The 2026 college football season introduces a new wave of athletic talent, and the New York Giants are eyeing several standout prospects from the Freaks List to address key needs.
Clemson linebacker Sammy Brown climbs to No. 20 on *The Athletic*’s 2026 College Football Freaks list, joining an exclusive group of ACC players and drawing attention for his rare combination of physical prowess and scholarly achievement.
At the World Under‑20 Championships in Oregon, 18‑year‑old Tate Taylor captured three gold medals, set new world under‑20 marks and helped the United States top the medal table.
The Oregon Ducks are set to welcome two new tight ends, Andrew Olesh and Markus Dixon, whose distinct backgrounds and skill sets aim to strengthen a position group depleted of returning talent.
The annual Freaks List spotlights 14 standout athletes whose extraordinary measurements — speed, strength, and jump height — set them apart. Their feats illustrate how rare physical talent is becoming a cornerstone of modern college football.
The Statesman Journal is set to crown the top high school linebacker in the Salem‑Keizer region for the 2026 season, spotlighting standout players from Cascade, Sprague, South Salem and beyond.
A look at the leading linebackers from Cascade, Sprague, South Salem and other Salem-Keizer high schools, their recent achievements, and the upcoming vote to crown the area’s best defender.
With multiple starters sidelined, Boise State looks to veteran guard Roger Carreon to anchor an offensive line that could determine whether the Broncos break into the College Football Playoff.
A recent injunction grants an extra year of eligibility to class‑of‑2022 athletes, allowing former Oregon State football players Van Wells and Jaheim Patterson to potentially return in 2026, while prompting roster moves at Indiana and Oregon and raising broader questions about the NCAA’s new five‑for‑five model.
Oregon’s emerging tight end Jamari Johnson, who impressed at Big Ten Media Days, is preparing to become the centerpiece of the Ducks’ attack as the team rebuilds after a CFP loss.
Jamari Johnson, the Oregon Ducks' emerging tight end, was an unexpected presence at the Big Ten Football Media Days, a surprise that underscores the confidence coaches have in his potential. With a 2024 season that yielded 35 receptions for 510 yards and three touchdowns, Johnson now leads a deep, talent‑laden tight end group aiming to rebound from a CFP semifinal loss and secure a top‑draft projection.
The first day of the 2026 American Legion Baseball regionals saw eight eliminations, notable performances from Essex Junction, Florence and Owensboro, and a schedule that will keep the tournament intense through Friday.
A look at the athletes and leaders whose performances and decisions will determine the trajectory of the 2026 college football season and its playoff picture.