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Cincinnati Bearcats fans can secure seats for the 2026 season, with six home games announced, including first‑time Big 12 opponents and a Halloween showdown against Utah.
Steven Alexis, a 6‑foot‑2, 203‑pound running back from St. Petersburg, Florida, chose Colorado over several other schools, bringing the Buffaloes' 2027 class to 13 commitments and a national ranking of No. 35.
Hannah Healy, a 5‑8 midfielder from Clontarf, Dublin, joins the Colorado Buffaloes after a standout tenure with Bohemian Women's FC and extensive experience with Irish youth national teams.
The newest installment of EA’s college football franchise reveals its cover stars, spotlighting rising quarterback talent, record‑setting receivers and a power‑running back, while also featuring Indiana coach Curt Cignetti on the deluxe edition.
Colorado Buffaloes Soccer has announced the signing of Madison Mueller, a 5‑7 goalkeeper from Heath, Texas, who arrives after a standout stint at Texas Tech.
Penn State football is shaping its 2026 lineup with several contested spots, from the backfield to the defensive front and special teams.
The Seawolves captured their first national title in nearly two decades, finishing a historic campaign with a 7‑3 win over Endicott College and earning multiple tournament honors.
The Wildcats will open the 2026 campaign at home against Nicholls on Sept. 5, then travel to face Washington State and Tulane before diving into conference play.
Colorado secures four 2027 recruits who decommitted from major in‑state programs, propelling the Buffaloes into the Big 12's top five and highlighting a national footprint that spans nine states.
After a standout season at Texas, receiver DeAndre Moore Jr. joins Colorado's fast‑paced offense, aiming to boost his NFL Draft stock through high‑profile games against Utah and UCF.
Washington State University's baseball team clinched an NCAA tournament berth after a dramatic win, and the sports world reflected on Memorial Day, the Indy 500, and other competitions.
Four-star offensive lineman Li’Marcus Jones chose Colorado over Power Five offers from Georgia, Purdue and Mississippi State, citing genuine connections with the coaching staff and a promising culture as the primary reasons for his decision.
LSU’s unprecedented financial commitment to head coach Lane Kiffin, combined with a $40 million NIL push and a wave of high‑profile transfers, sets a new benchmark for college football spending. While analysts debate whether the investment guarantees a playoff berth, the move signals a shift in how programs approach talent acquisition and fiscal risk.