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The Miami Hurricanes open the 2026 season ranked seventh in Lindy's preseason college football poll, with key returners and new additions sparking optimism about their championship odds.
Jason Williams and Grant Hill clash over UNC's 'Blue Blood' status, as coaching transitions, NCAA rule shifts, and new recruiting pathways challenge traditional powerhouses.
After a wave of departures, Iowa State’s men’s basketball program is reshaping its staff with seasoned defensive minds, aiming to reinforce a culture of pressure and discipline ahead of the upcoming season.
Indiana University’s football program is poised to achieve several first‑time victories in the 2026 season, from a potential win over Ohio State in Bloomington to a historic comeback that ended a drought at Penn State.
The Gophers have secured Kyan Evans, a transfer point guard whose familiarity with Coach Niko Medved's system could reshape Minnesota's prospects in the competitive Big Ten.
The Hoosiers will travel to Peru with a rebuilt squad, only one scholarship player returning, and high hopes for the upcoming games.
Indiana's coach becomes the first individual mentor to appear alone on the EA Sports College Football Deluxe Edition cover in decades, highlighting a rapid program turnaround and sparking fan enthusiasm.
Joel Klatt dissects the Big Ten's rise as the most physically imposing conference, tracing its roots to Michigan's Jim Harbaugh and examining the ripple effects across the league.
Moses Malone's early professional choice, his untapped college potential, and the fading memory of a talent that could have redefined a program.
The NCAA has denied reinstatement to Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby after discovering extensive sports betting activity tied to his gambling disorder, a decision that could reshape eligibility rules for college athletes.
The latest College Football 27 video game showcases Indiana’s undefeated run, highlights quarterback Fernando Mendoza’s historic NFL Draft milestone, and introduces new gameplay features ahead of its July release.
Indiana University’s head coach Curt Cignetti appears on the deluxe edition cover of EA Sports’ College Football 27, highlighting the team’s unprecedented unbeaten run and the game’s upcoming beta.
The latest leak from the Xbox Store unveils the Deluxe Edition cover of EA Sports College Football 27, featuring coach Curt Cignetti and star athletes such as Dante Moore and Jayden Maiava.
A look at the financial bets, health struggles, and legal maneuvering of a college athlete caught in a gambling controversy
Indiana University's football team delivered a commanding performance against Michigan State, scoring on their first five drives and amassing 464 yards in under 29 minutes of possession.
The NCAA’s latest filing accuses former Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby of placing roughly $90,000 in prohibited sports bets, detailing a pattern that spanned Indiana, Cincinnati and Texas Tech. As Sorsby attempts to regain eligibility, his coach and a treatment facility support his pursuit of a reduced penalty.
Former Indiana quarterback Brendan Sorsby has admitted to placing dozens of bets on his alma mater’s football team, revealing a pattern of wagering that has prompted a legal challenge against the NCAA.
Indiana adds three towering players to bolster front‑court depth ahead of the 2026‑27 season.
A detailed look at how former Indiana, Cincinnati and Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s gambling addiction led to a permanent NCAA ban, a rejected two‑game suspension and a contested appeal.
Brendan Sorsby admitted to wagering over $90,000 on Indiana games, continued betting after transferring to Texas Tech, and was denied reinstatement for the 2026 season. The university is appealing the NCAA's decision while state regulators probe the betting activity.
The Volunteers are navigating an open quarterback competition, the absence of a key player, and the impact of fresh coaching leadership as they prepare for the upcoming season.
A former Texas Tech quarterback placed roughly $90,000 in sports bets over four years, including wagers on his own team, prompting an NCAA eligibility ruling and a subsequent appeal backed by his coach and university leadership.
Indiana’s head coach Curt Cignetti captured national attention with a terse declaration of victory and delivered a championship in his second year, climbing from a modest ranking to the top of the sport’s elite.
Baylor will play Maryland in College Park in 2027 and host the Terrapins in Waco in 2028, marking a new chapter in the program’s non‑conference planning.