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LSU football is adding Aiden Anding and Gabriel Reliford to meet the 105‑player NCAA cap, a step taken to address a legal battle over Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris, as the SEC readies a vote on September 10 that could remove the Tigers from the conference.
Western Michigan University has appealed to the NCAA and the College Football Playoff following a 12‑13 defeat to Michigan, claiming a replay error that added a second to the clock influenced the outcome.
LSU is positioning itself as the most hated team in college football through deliberate cultural moves, while Nebraska commits $25 million to coach Matt Rhule, and programs like Miami and Tarleton State show signs of growth.
From a last‑second Hail Mary to disputed clock adjustments, a series of officiating controversies have shaped pivotal moments in college football history, influencing championships, playoff berths and national narratives.
A Baton Rouge court hearing will decide whether athletes such as Dae'Quan Wright, Zxavian Harris and Blake Cotton can return to LSU under new NCAA rules, as the SEC enforces penalties and legal challenges mount.
Michigan State’s offensive and defensive coordinators will now coach from the field this season, a shift that promises tighter player interaction and heightened sideline energy.
Former NFL players Dae'Quan Wright, Zxavian Harris and Blake Cotton have filed suit against the NCAA, arguing they were misled into professional contracts by outdated eligibility rules, while the SEC and LSU confront each other over enforcement of recruitment policies that could bar former pros from the SEC.
In his first press conference since being hired in April 2026, Michael Malone discusses the transfer portal, roster turnover, and his commitment to defense as he prepares the North Carolina Tar Heels for the 2026‑27 season.
Analysts and former professionals argue that college football players are unpaid professionals who merit compensation, challenging the NCAA's antitrust stance and eligibility policies.
Michigan announced that its 2027 season will open on August 28 against Buffalo, with the second and third games slated for September 4 and 11, after the NCAA revised its calendar to include an extra bye week.
Trey Kaufman‑Renn, a former Purdue basketball player, has filed a lawsuit seeking an additional year of eligibility after the NCAA denied a medical hardship waiver. His case highlights a controversial new eligibility model and has attracted interest from multiple college programs.
The Razorbacks will host Gonzaga on October 24, correct a date mix‑up, and face a slate of top teams that includes Memphis, Virginia, Indiana and Arizona.
Penn State’s women’s hockey program entered the 2026‑27 season atop the Atlantic Hockey America preseason poll, fueled by standout performances from Grace Outwater and Danica Maynard, setting the stage for another historic run.
Kevin Love's single year at UCLA showcased dominant rebounding, award‑winning play and a Final Four run, setting the stage for a distinguished NBA career.
Penn State prepares for a 2026 season that could see the Nittany Lions break into the Top 25, led by new head coach Matt Campbell and sophomore receiver Koby Howard.
A look at the major storylines shaping the upcoming college football season, from controversial roster moves to championship expectations and the broader impact of NCAA litigation.
A hot August match in Tempe ended in a 1‑1 stalemate as Arizona’s Kyleigh Johnson scored her first college goal, while LSU’s fifth‑year seniors sparked an NCAA eligibility debate.
The former Purdue standout has filed a lawsuit seeking an extra year of eligibility despite the NCAA’s new five‑for‑five eligibility framework, raising questions about roster composition and coaching strategy.
Indiana University’s head coach Curt Cignetti outlines the progress of new starting quarterback Josh Hoover, compares him to past Heisman standouts, and details key battles on defense and special teams.
College football’s pre‑season opener, known as Week 0, has long offered teams a chance to play abroad or in Hawaii, gaining TV exposure and scheduling advantages. Starting in 2027 the NCAA will eliminate those exceptions, consolidating the season into a uniform 14‑week schedule.
Over 100,000 high school girls now play flag football, a 49% jump from last year, as the sport gains varsity status in dozens of states and prepares for Olympic debut.
The University of Georgia men’s basketball team will open its 2026‑27 campaign with a trio of preseason contests, including home matchups against Georgia State and Charlotte, before heading to Clemson, as the Bulldogs aim for a third consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance.
The first week of the 2026 college football season features surprising storylines, international matchups and early challenges for new coaches, shaping the narrative of a transformative year.
After a 29‑5 season that ended with a No. 8 national ranking, Gannon's women's basketball team faces a challenging schedule that blends demanding non‑conference matchups with a rigorous PSAC run, aiming to translate early‑season tests into postseason success.