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The Tigers meet for the second time this season, a rivalry that has swung in LSU’s favor. With key transfers and a fresh coaching direction, the matchup promises drama in Tiger Stadium.
Co‑hosts Jessica Smetana and Lucy Rohden debut a podcast that blends lively game talk, technical anecdotes and fan‑focused energy, featuring predictions, live recordings and collaborations with industry voices.
Former Clemson guard Efrem Johnson has transferred to Virginia Tech, adding a seasoned perimeter player to head coach Mike Young's lineup for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign.
Virginia Tech announced the signing of guard Efrem 'Butta' Johnson, a transfer from Clemson, as part of a sweeping roster overhaul headed by Coach Mike Young.
The latest edition of The Athletic’s ‘Freaks List’ spotlights Iowa’s rising stars, with offensive lineman Kade Pieper, defensive end Kahmari Brown and defensive back Zach Lutmer all cracking the top 40, while South Carolina’s Nyck Harbor reclaims the No. 1 spot.
A late rally by Maryland erased a two‑goal deficit against Virginia Tech, with Jolie Farmer and Ella Petry delivering decisive goals and Faith Luckey securing the draw.
Dae'Quan Wright, a former NFL tight end, is poised to return to college football in 2026 after being waived by the Cleveland Browns, marking the first known transition from the NFL back to the NCAA. His eligibility hinges on a lawsuit that could reshape college football rules.
After being waived by the Cleveland Browns and claimed by the Eagles, Dae’Quan Wright is set to play for LSU in 2026, rekindling his partnership with Lane Kiffin, the coach who first guided him at Ole Miss.
A look at the iconic shots that have become part of Duke basketball lore, highlighting the players, games and the sheer drama of each final‑second heroics.
A Louisiana court’s temporary restraining order clears the way for NFL tight end Dae’Quan Wright and dozens of peers to resume college football, sparking a legal clash with the NCAA.
Jolie Farmer's early brace leads Maryland to a 2-1 victory, showcasing team dominance and a looming showdown with Virginia Tech.
After finishing last in the preseason SoCon poll, VMI’s new coach Ashley Ingram leans on a slate of underclassmen and four preseason All‑SoCon selections as the team opens against Idaho State on Aug. 29 and Virginia Tech on Sept. 5.
Four-star center Khalia Hartwell, a Gatorade Player of the Year, is considering Iowa among her final three recruiting destinations, with a potential commitment that could reshape the Hawkeyes' roster.
Virginia Tech’s defensive coordinator Brent Pry expressed excitement about cornerback Jaquez White’s arrival, highlighting his well‑rounded skill set and the depth he adds to the secondary.
The Gamecocks' special teams unit reshaped its identity in 2025, highlighted by punt returner Vicari Swain's early touchdowns and a series of strategic changes that set the stage for next season's battles.
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.
Analysts predict a wide range of win totals for the Big Ten’s 2026 slate, with teams like Purdue, Minnesota and Ohio State eyeing over‑under lines that reflect new coaches, transfer portal additions and schedule shifts.
Running back Kenji Christian and linebacker K'Von Sherman have been named to the 2027 Shriners Children's East-West Bowl 1000 watch list, highlighting their anticipated impact as they join the University of Connecticut football program this fall.
A look at the factors behind Indiana's historic rise, the challenges of replicating it, and why the Hoosiers remain the favorite to defend their title.
Sports Illustrated has unveiled its 50‑player all‑time college football ranking, spotlighting Ozzie Newsome, Derrick Thomas and DeVonta Smith. Their careers are examined alongside the broader context of the top ten legends.
The Atlantic Coast Conference’s 2026 preseason predictions reveal a reshaped landscape, with Miami favored to return to the College Football Playoff and a cascade of accolades for its standout athletes.
After a 2-10 record last year, Boston College's 2025 football schedule ranks as the 24th hardest in the nation, featuring a mix of winnable early games and a grueling late-season stretch.
The Nittany Lions will open the season with road matches against Notre Dame and West Virginia before returning home for a series of contests that culminate in a tough conference schedule.
The Tar Heels sit at No. 10 in the 2026 recruiting rankings, bolstered by experienced transfers and high‑school prospects eager to prove themselves under Malone’s guidance.