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The Thundering Herd open the 2026 campaign on September 5 at Penn State, a rematch of a rivalry that dates back to 1930. After a bowl‑ineligible 2025, Marshall enters the Sun Belt preseason poll third in the East, buoyed by a record‑breaking quarterback and a coaching staff anchored by Tony Gibson.
The Mountaineers face a critical 2026 season after a 5‑8 record, with new head coach Dowell Loggains aiming to rebuild a roster depleted by transfer portal departures while leveraging a top‑ranked recruiting class and a solid defensive core.
Former New Mexico Highlands University head coach Zach Settembre has been appointed assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at LSU New Orleans, bringing a record of success and a background in both basketball and financial planning.
Delaware State University has welcomed Samari Collier, a former Coastal Carolina quarterback, into its quarterback competition, adding depth and championship pedigree as the program eyes a turnaround under head coach DeSean Jackson.
The 2026 World Cup highlights the growing role of NCAA programs in developing world‑class players, with numerous national teams basing their campaigns on college campuses and showcasing alumni who have risen from walk‑on beginnings to international stardom.
A Myrtle Beach native with a national championship résumé is set to reshape the Chanticleers' baseball program.
Coastal Carolina University announced the hiring of Josh Hopper, a seasoned pitching coach with extensive experience in professional and collegiate baseball, to lead its pitching development efforts.
Fordham University’s football program began its 2026 campaign at Moglia Stadium, introducing a revamped roster of 40 newcomers, key returning stars, and five new coaches, while the team eyes a season that includes matchups with North Dakota State, Coastal Carolina and the inaugural Patriot League games.
After an ACC title, Duke’s football team confronts major roster changes, including the loss of key offensive stars, while pinning hopes on new transfers and a returning star running back
Chris Denson’s shift to a hybrid receiver‑running back role highlights Clemson’s confidence in emerging quarterbacks and signals a strategic offensive evolution.
Single‑game tickets for the 2026 Coastal Carolina football season are now available, featuring a six‑game home slate at Brooks Stadium, themed promotions and the debut of head coach Ryan Beard’s full season.
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney reflects on a challenging 2025 season, details major staff and player changes, and sets lofty goals for a 2026 rebound.
The Blue Devils are reshaping their roster for 2026, highlighted by a new starting quarterback, a standout center, and a revamped offensive line.
A unanimous 5.0 rating places Florida State head coach Mike Norvell in the 'win or be fired' tier of the 2026 college football hot seat rankings, highlighting the pressure he faces as the Seminoles navigate a turbulent season.
West Virginia’s head coach Rich Rodriguez predicts a markedly improved Mountaineers squad for the upcoming season, pointing to added athleticism, experienced transfers and a streamlined approach that could defy preseason forecasts.
The NCAA's new eligibility model grants athletes five seasons if they enroll before age 19, giving Kansas State's defensive ends extra development time and a deeper roster heading into the next season.
Rutgers adds five players through the transfer portal, highlighting a strategic push into international markets.
Eleven former Texas Longhorns baseball players have found new homes after entering the transfer portal, signaling a significant reshaping of the program's roster.
DeSean Bishop’s recent youth camp at Karns High School combined intense football drills with a faith‑centered message, impacting players and the local athletics program.
With the season opener against Coastal Carolina looming, the Mountaineers are sharpening tactics, battling for the quarterback spot and tackling new sponsorships and venue upgrades.
Arkansas State University announced six new support staff members for the 2026‑27 season, each with a distinct background that promises to enrich the program’s operations and player development.
Coach Adam Perron reveals a 20‑player roster that mixes seasoned transfers with emerging stars, setting the stage for a championship‑contending season.
Duke’s 2026 recruiting class brings nine transfers across offense and defense, each expected to contribute immediately.
Louisville’s rise under Jeff Brohm relies on uncovering undervalued prospects, from quarterback Lincoln Kienholz to defensive star Clev Lubin, and leveraging a culture that rewards players with a chip on their shoulder.