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At Big Ten Media Days, Coach Matt Rhule voiced confidence in Nebraska's revamped quarterback room and new defensive coordinator Rob Aurich, as the Huskers aim to break past late‑season slumps and contend for a championship in 2026.
A look at the emerging talent from southeastern Washington and Idaho who are shaping the next generation of college sports.
The Aggies open camp on July 30, entering the year with a 25‑practice buildup to their August 29 opener against Portland State and a slate that includes SMU, Montana and other top FCS rivals.
With veteran standouts, high‑profile additions and a coaching staff bolstered by NFL experience, Nebraska’s secondary aims to maintain its elite status as the Big Ten season approaches.
Montana State enters the 2026 Big Sky football season as the clear favorite after a dominant 2025 campaign that included a perfect conference record, a 14‑game winning streak and the FCS national championship. The preseason rankings reflect a consensus among coaches and media, setting the stage for a high‑profile kickoff weekend in Spokane.
Montana State leads the Big Sky Conference Preseason Coaches’ and Media Polls for 2026, riding the momentum of a historic championship season and preparing for the upcoming Kickoff Weekend in Spokane.
TCU Horned Frogs are reshaping their receiving corps for the 2026 season after losing All‑American Eric McAlister, with Jordan Dwyer poised to lead a mix of emerging talent.
The 2026 Big Sky football season kicks off on July 25 with media day in Spokane, Washington, setting the stage for a year that promises intense competition, new members, and pivotal out‑of‑conference matchups.
UCLA’s football program has fortified its roster through targeted acquisitions, giving coaches new options at running back and wide receiver.
Long Beach State announced that Australian forward Henry Lau will join the program for the 2026‑27 season, bringing NBL experience and international pedigree to the roster.
Thurman Lyles, a 6‑foot‑5, 260‑pound prospect from Sacramento, announced his commitment to UCLA after an official visit highlighted the program’s family atmosphere and coaching philosophy.
Fresno State’s 2027 recruiting class has reached 11 pledges, with two new Bay Area standouts — Lamont McDonald and Terrance Murphy — announcing their intentions. Their commitments underscore a strategic focus on the state’s talent pool.