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Senior cornerback Jason Chambers will use his fifth year of eligibility but enter the transfer portal, aiming to find a program where he can secure a more prominent role amid a reshaped secondary.
Quarterbacks, head coaches and defensive standouts shared their plans, personal updates and program goals during the 2026 FCS media days across the United States.
North Carolina Central University begins fall drills with high hopes after a third‑place finish last season, aiming to translate early progress into a conference championship.
The Boilermakers lose two starting tackles but bring in a mix of experienced transfers and fresh talent, while the NCAA's expanded eligibility window adds a new strategic dimension.
The Bears open training camp on July 28, 2026, with a roster that blends returning starters and a wave of newcomers, setting the stage for a season opener against North Carolina A&T on August 29.
South Carolina State enters the 2026 campaign as the preseason favorite, but North Carolina Central, Delaware State and a Mike Vick‑led Norfolk State squad could reshape the Mid‑Eastern Athletic Conference landscape.
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.
The university announced a series of appointments that bolster its men's basketball support staff, targeting growth in analytics, video analysis, and player development.
The Gardner‑Webb men's basketball program revealed a challenging non‑conference schedule that includes marquee road tests and key home games, aiming to prepare the team for the upcoming Big South season.
Iowa State announces a 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule that features exhibition games, a Vegas tournament appearance, and a mix of home and away contests against a diverse set of opponents.
The first unified poll, backed by four NCAA conferences, places South Carolina State at No. 1 in Division I FCS and Johnson C. Smith at the summit of Division II, signaling a breakthrough season for HBCU football.
The Cyclones will open against Creighton, travel to Northwestern, host a Memphis showdown in Sioux Falls and compete in the Players Era tournament, setting the stage for a challenging start to the season.
Bill Hayes’ football legacy is rooted in the HBCU tradition, where mentorship under Herman Riddick shaped a career that broke barriers and built championship programs.
After a standout college career and an undrafted free‑agent signing, Torricelli Simpkins is competing for a two‑deep role on the New Orleans Saints' offensive line heading into the 2026 season.
The controversy surrounding Lionel Messi’s diplomatic appearance with Inter Miami CF reveals how football in Argentina intertwines with democracy, class and national identity, while contrasting the apolitical stance of the current star with the politically charged legacy of Diego Maradona.
After stints abroad and in the corporate world, Donna Carr is back in the South, taking the helm of Georgia Southern’s women’s basketball program and guiding the next generation of talent.
Clayton State University names Carl Little as its new head men's basketball coach, highlighting his extensive coaching background, military service, and commitment to building a championship-caliber program.
The River Hawks have completed their coaching lineup ahead of the first season under Coach Finch, featuring seasoned assistants and a dedicated operations director.
Chennis Berry has guided South Carolina State to ten straight MEAC victories, back‑to‑back titles and Celebration Bowl appearances, setting a new benchmark for conference dominance.
Located in Durham, North Carolina, O’Kelly‑Riddick Stadium blends historic significance with a vibrant future for North Carolina Central University football.
Princeton University announced the hiring of Justin Bradley, a coach whose career spans several mid‑major programs and includes recent success at Loyola‑Chicago, where he helped secure back‑to‑back 20‑win seasons.
Justin Bradley, a highly regarded assistant coach, has been appointed to Princeton University's men's basketball team, bringing a decade‑long journey through several prominent programs and a reputation for player development.
Olivia Gaines, a former player under Dawn Staley, is now the head coach of North Carolina Central University’s women’s basketball team, aiming to lift the program with high standards and strong player connections.
Olivia Gaines, a rising star in women's college basketball, is named head coach of North Carolina Central University, bringing a proven record of winning seasons and aggressive play.