Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Big Ten across Football, Basketball, Baseball.
Former Michigan linebackers coach Chris Partridge has filed a federal complaint claiming he was made a scapegoat for the university's sign‑stealing controversy, accusing athletic leaders of prior knowledge and constitutional breaches.
A recent Athletic report placed Wisconsin's 2026 roster budget above $25 million, prompting coach Luke Fickell to challenge the source and refuse comparative statements.
A recent Ohio injunction grants extra eligibility to fifteen college basketball players, sparking a national legal fight that could reshape roster rules and prompt federal action.
The Atlantic Coast Conference is betting on expansion and coaching changes to turn its historically middling profile into a playoff contender.
The 2026 Big Ten preseason poll places Michigan fifth, while Ohio State leads the pack. New head coach Kyle Whittingham inherits a roster with eight offensive starters and a defense in transition, setting the stage for a competitive season.
From playoff ambitions to academic critiques, the SEC’s media gathering in Tampa has become a flashpoint for rivalries, recruiting strategies and cultural conversations.
The SEC's media days in Tampa are fast approaching, bringing with them a swirl of storylines that have defined the conference's offseason narrative, from playoff format disputes to sharp cultural critiques.
A look at the players expected to lead Penn State’s 2026 defense, from sack‑leader Yvan Kemajou to interception‑driven safety Marcus Neal, and the depth that could make the unit a national threat.
A look at the nine marquee transfers that could reshape the 2026 college football landscape, from quarterback shifts to defensive upgrades.
An analysis of how the conference's expanded schedule reshapes Michigan's slate, pitting the team against elite opponents and creating a rare cluster of triple‑games.
NCAA President Charlie Baker has called for regional scheduling of non‑football sports to ease travel burdens, but ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips warns that the sheer geographic spread of modern conferences makes the plan hard to implement. The issue is reshaping how schools balance competition, tradition and logistics.
NCAA President Charlie Baker proposes regional scheduling for non‑football sports, but ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips warns that geography makes it hard to implement. Power 4 expansion has amplified travel burdens, prompting calls to separate football calendars from other sports and to revive lost rivalries.
Virginia Tech has announced the hiring of James Franklin and a $229 million investment in athletics, appointing Brian White as athletic director and outlining a strategy to compete with ACC powerhouses.
The SEC’s recent grievances over player compensation contrast sharply with Notre Dame’s coach Marcus Freeman, who embraces accountability and growth. As other programs grapple with scheduling and excuses, the article argues that the future of college football belongs to leaders like Freeman who focus on improvement.
As the SEC gathers in Tampa for its first-ever media days, teams confront critical questions about offense, leadership and the quest to end a championship slump.
Bryce Underwood, a highly touted Michigan quarterback, faces criticism over coaching and development issues, but his physical gifts and freshman production suggest a promising future that could outshine his peers.
An analysis of the easiest schedules in the Power Four conferences for 2026, highlighting Miami, Virginia, Kansas State, Texas Tech and NC State, and what their lighter paths could mean for College Football Playoff aspirations.
Michigan has appointed Kyle Whittingham to restore the program’s championship pedigree, leveraging a talent‑rich roster and a coaching staff ranked among the nation’s best.
The annual SEC media day opened in Tampa, Florida, where coaches like Eli Drinkwitz and Lane Kiffin voiced reservations about the new nine‑game schedule, while the league's expansion and television pressures reshape the competitive landscape.
Phil Steele's annual strength‑of‑schedule analysis ranks the 2026 college football schedules, highlighting conference trends and key power‑matchups.
Missouri’s head coach proposes a 24‑ or 30‑team playoff with automatic bids, clashing with SEC resistance and igniting a broader conversation about the future of postseason football.
The much‑anticipated December showdown between Michigan and Duke has been called off, prompting the Wolverines to scramble for new opponents and reshaping their early‑season lineup.
Duke’s scheduled game against Michigan at loanDepot Park was scrapped due to a media‑rights dispute, prompting a replacement matchup with Texas Tech that will be broadcast on Prime Video.
The Hawkeyes' last public workout before the season showcases a revamped attack, the arrival of Dani Carnegie, and emerging post talent.