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EA Sports' latest College Football 27 ratings highlight the Rams' most promising athletes, from defensive disruptors to playmaking receivers, offering a glimpse of the team's strengths heading into the upcoming campaign.
The Iowa Hawkeyes will visit Xavier on November 20 in a non‑conference clash that continues a home‑and‑home series. With both teams reshaping their rosters, the game promises a battle of offensive firepower and new talent.
At the SEC’s annual media gathering, Will Stein outlined his vision for Kentucky football, citing his Oregon experience, deep recruiting network, and a desire to restore the program’s former glory.
In a candid conversation, Nick Saban cautions Lane Kiffin about the daunting atmosphere at Ole Miss, recalling his own battles at Tiger Stadium and sharing a quirky ritual involving Terry Saban's holy water.
Fifth‑year stalwarts Marquis Gracial and Jalen Marshall lead a revamped defensive line as Missouri prepares for the upcoming season.
A senior quarterback from Pine‑Richland, Pennsylvania, has pledged to Kent State, citing the program’s emphasis on leadership and his desire to contribute immediately.
The Seminoles’ 2026 campaign hinges on a delicate balance of youthful talent, coaching pressure and a demanding schedule.
Shortstop Camden Kozeal inks a $772,500 contract with the Miami Marlins, joining a wave of Arkansas draftees securing professional deals before the July 27 deadline.
Florida State is reshaping its linebackers room through promotions, transfers and a high‑profile recruiting push that could reshape its 2028 class.
Five promising freshmen — Brayden Sweeney, Ar'Mari Towns, Rico Schrieber, Josiah Hope and Jacobo Echeverria Lozano — are slated to influence Purdue's lineup as the program looks ahead to the 2026 season.
From Swinney’s championship pedigree to Watson’s dual‑threat brilliance, Clemson’s Mount Rushmore spotlights the figures whose impact still reverberates across college football.
At SEC media days, Jon Sumrall introduced himself with blunt, upbeat answers, emphasizing attitude, accountability and energy. Having led Troy and Tulane to conference titles, he now aims to restore the Gators’ competitiveness, rallying a talented roster that includes Jadan Baugh, Dallas Wilson and Jayden Woods.
Veteran commentator Paul Finebaum questioned Kalen DeBoer's impact on Alabama football, while the university responded with a lucrative contract extension ahead of the September 5 opener.
Ohio State is revamping its defensive unit for 2026 after key departures, highlighted by the addition of safety Earl Little Jr., a transfer praised by wide receiver Brandon Inniss for his experience and versatility.
Analysts see Texas and Georgia as the top contenders for the 2026 SEC title, with Texas edging out Georgia in projected win probability. Key returning players and strategic additions could reshape the conference landscape.
In a recent interview, Saban highlighted Golding's recruiting acumen and player development, citing standout Rebels like Trinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacy as key to future success.
ESPN's latest coach rankings place Marcus Freeman fourth for the 2026 season, highlighting his 43‑12 record, a championship‑game run and a recruiting class that could finally end Notre Dame's postseason drought.
Long Beach State and Cal State Fullerton have appointed new head coaches whose strategies blend local talent, proven turnaround tactics, and a commitment to building positive team environments.
A Nebraska native who dominated the SEC and delivered a no‑hitter for Alabama is headed to Pittsburgh, marking a milestone for both the player and his college program.
Five-star offensive lineman Ismael Camara chose Texas over Alabama and LSU, while four-star defensive back Brandon Sherrard pledged to the Longhorns, propelling the 2027 class to a top-five national standing.
ESPN's Football Power Index forecasts Ohio State as the leading team for the 2026 season, projecting a 10.2‑2.4 record and a 17.1% chance of winning the national championship.
The Cavaliers are bolstering their roster with four college transfers and four freshmen, led by sharpshooter Mary‑Anna Asare and versatile forward Caterina Piatti, as they seek to build on last season’s Sweet 16 breakthrough.
Buford, the 15‑time state champion, opens its title defense on August 22, while teams like Carrollton, Thomas County Central and Grayson prepare for early tests against strong opponents.
The Indiana Hoosiers are preparing for a title‑defending season, blending transfer portal talent with returning veterans. Their non‑conference opener against the Howard Bison, under new head coach Ted White, is expected to be a decisive early test.