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The latest Sporting News preseason All‑America team reveals a conference‑heavy lineup, with Texas and Ole Miss delivering multiple first‑team standouts and a wealth of returning talent poised to shape the upcoming college football season.
With a challenging schedule ahead, the Miami Dolphins are counting on emerging talents Greg Dulcich and Chris Bell to deliver big performances.
UCF adds 33 transfers, including Alonza Barnett III and several key contributors, as Coach Scott Frost looks to turn early‑season struggles into a competitive edge.
Pete Nochta, a Lexington native with deep ties to the University of Kentucky, has been appointed general manager of Kentucky football, inheriting a role once held by Pat Biondo and tasked with steering the program toward championship contention.
Pete Nochta’s appointment as general manager of the Kentucky Wildcats heralds a new chapter built on a decade of recruiting success, a resilient personal journey, and a commitment to sustaining the program’s upward momentum.
Pete Nochta, a longtime assistant in college football, succeeds Pat Biondo as Kentucky’s general manager, overseeing recruiting, roster moves and player evaluation.
Despite being projected fifth in the 2026 ACC media poll, Georgia Tech under Brent Key looks to translate a history of overachievement into a season that could reshape the conference landscape.
The Golden Eagles' 2026 recruiting class blends high‑school standouts, academy graduates and experienced transfers, signaling an aggressive push to strengthen the program ahead of the upcoming season.
The new season begins with a historic matchup between North Carolina and TCU in Ireland, setting the stage for a competitive ACC race and highlighting dozens of players to watch.
After a injury‑riddled 2025 campaign, Kentucky’s cornerbacks are poised for a bounce‑back under a more aggressive defensive philosophy. With key returnees like Terhyon Nichols and a coaching staff led by Jay Bateman, the Wildcats hope to climb from a 105th‑ranked pass defense.
An in‑depth look at the top running backs poised to define fantasy lineups, the importance of four‑RB weekly stacks, and the players leading the conversation.
The University of Oklahoma announced its full 2026‑27 men's basketball schedule, featuring 32 games, marquee home contests against top‑ranked SEC rivals, neutral‑site battles in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, and a demanding road circuit that includes Thanksgiving week showdowns with Pitt and Purdue.
The latest episode of the IX Sports Podcast breaks down the preseason top 16 rankings, spotlighting key teams, standout players and the shifting landscape of women's basketball.
Marquette University’s men’s soccer program has closed its 2026 recruiting cycle, introducing a class that blends domestic standouts with a worldwide array of prospects, including early enrollees who arrived in the spring to accelerate chemistry.
Freshman phenom Gabe Nesmith, who reclassified to join Vanderbilt a year early, brings a high‑rated scoring skill set that could reshape the Commodores' offense and fulfill coach Mark Byington's championship ambitions
A look at ten Michigan sophomores making early impacts on varsity football, from clutch catches to defensive dominance, and the colleges already courting them.
Florida State's defense is set to welcome back linebacker Izayia Williams and defensive end Cam Brooks after injury recoveries, adding depth and experience to the upcoming preseason camp.
The NCAA's new five-year eligibility rule is reshaping college basketball, allowing athletes who enroll before a certain age to extend their careers. At Georgia, Coach Mike White is weighing the impact on a roster that includes Smurf Millender, Blue Cain and others who could return for a fifth season.
The NCAA’s latest eligibility change extends the college careers of several Georgia basketball standouts, prompting coach Mike White to evaluate a complex roster landscape.
Last season’s top preseason contenders stumbled, and this year’s hype cycle faces new eligibility rules, financial strain, and the allure of fresh uniform designs, all while the sport debates a larger playoff expansion.
Four‑star recruit Christian Mays, ranked No. 2 among junior college prospects, announced his commitment to the University of Tennessee on Wednesday, shutting down pursuits from several SEC programs.
The 2026 college football season is set to begin in under two months, sparking excitement across both professional and college fantasy leagues. Yahoo Fantasy Sports will open its drafts on August 3, marking the start of a season that mirrors the regular college schedule and introduces unique categories such as Team Offense. Fans will have a choice of 68 Power Four rosters, each built from 53‑man squads, giving them a deep pool of talent to select from. Among the standout names on the early rankings are four Syracuse Orange athletes who cracked the top 300: wide receivers Cole Weaver and Umari Hatcher, and quarterback Steve Angeli. Weaver sits at No. 172, Hatcher at No. 185 and Angeli at No. 272, positioning them as potential sleepers for fantasy owners seeking value. Analysts repeatedly stress that securing a premium running back remains the cornerstone of a competitive roster, as the position continues to drive the highest point totals. Syracuse’s defense will face a gauntlet of strong opponents, including Notre Dame, Clemson, Louisville and SMU, while also battling Toledo in non‑conference play. The Orange have bolstered their front line with new transfers and appointed fresh leadership on the sidelines, adding layers of uncertainty and intrigue to their defensive outlook.
The Seawolves will play 18 games next season, including the Great Alaska Shootout against Louisville, Chicago State and Seattle University, and will navigate a path that leads to the GNAC Tournament and NCAA West Regionals.
Yahoo Sports is set to launch its first collegiate fantasy football league this August, and SMU’s standout players are already making waves in the rankings.