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Honorable mention All-CAA recognition highlights DaVonyae Pettis’s impact, while the Fighting Camels are slated eighth in the CAA preseason poll behind Rhode Island’s unanimous favorite status.
Four Illinois State University football players have been named preseason FCS All‑Americans by Stats Perform, highlighting a strong returning core for the Redbirds.
A look at the team's preseason ranking, statistical dominance, and key players ahead of the upcoming season.
Bray Hubbard’s path at Alabama blends grit, patience, and a relentless desire to leave a lasting imprint on the program.
The NCAA’s FBS Oversight Committee has outlined a new offseason framework that would reduce preseason camp, condense spring practice and shorten the transfer portal period, pending a vote next August.
A quiet revolution is reshaping how college football coaches recruit, as off‑campus visits give way to on‑campus engagements.
Two sophomore edge rushers are emerging as the focal point of early 2027 NFL draft discussions, with differing analyst opinions highlighting the nuanced evaluation of collegiate production versus athletic potential.
Ella Devenny, former recruiting director for the University of Hawai‘i football program, alleges she was dismissed after disclosing a narcolepsy diagnosis and gender identity, citing unequal treatment and derogatory remarks.
After a decorated college tenure and a decade-long NFL career, Andy Levitre reappears on the 2027 Hall of Fame ballot, underscoring his lasting impact on the sport.
Marcus Harris, a two‑time All‑American and Biletnikoff Award winner, and longtime Wyoming coach Joe Glenn have been named to the 2027 College Football Hall of Fame ballot, highlighting their lasting impact on the game.
Richard Seymour, a defensive lineman who starred at Georgia and later earned a place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, now appears on the ballot for the 2027 College Football Hall of Fame. His son London is emerging as a redshirt freshman for the Bulldogs, adding a new chapter to the family’s football story.
During a Texas summit, Big 12 coaches and administrators voiced unanimous support for expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, citing the need for greater representation and a more sustainable postseason model.
Investors who fund college athletes are urging organized standards and financial safeguards, even as the landscape of collegiate compensation evolves.
A look at the pros and cons of expanding the College Football Playoff from 12 to 24 teams, weighing access and revenue against tradition and player welfare.
Texas standout Colin Simmons has been named to the 2026 Lott IMPACT Trophy Watch List, marking his second consecutive preseason recognition. The honor highlights his on‑field dominance, impressive statistics and growing national acclaim.
At the upcoming SEC spring meetings in Destin, Florida, key stakeholders are poised to approve a 24‑team College Football Playoff format that could begin as early as 2027.
In a recent interview, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian explained why he favors a smaller College Football Playoff, citing concerns over prestige, complexity and the influence of broadcast money.
Michigan’s football program is reshaping its roster ahead of the 2026 campaign, with a wave of high‑profile transfers entering the program from across the country.
Charles Huff argues that the current 12‑team College Football Playoff is perfect and that any expansion would devalue the championship, while the conversation gains new momentum across the sport.
Joel Klatt defends ESPN's stance against a 24‑team College Football Playoff, citing the network's billion‑dollar investment and the need to protect its broadcasting rights.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has endorsed the Big Ten's plan to expand the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, setting the stage for a high‑stakes negotiation that could reshape the sport's postseason structure.
Indiana coach Curt Cignetti, fresh off a 16‑0 season, supports a 24‑team College Football Playoff plan championed by Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti, yet chooses not to engage directly in the debate.
Indiana’s perfect 16‑0 season has placed coach Curt Cignetti in the spotlight of a national discussion about expanding the College Football Playoff, even as the current 12‑team structure is set to persist through the 2026 season.
Indiana's undefeated run has placed coach Curt Cignetti in support of a 24‑team College Football Playoff, echoing the stance of Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti and athletic director Scott Dolson, while the SEC has yet to commit.