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Las Vegas hosts the annual Mountain West media summit where coaches and analysts dissect the upcoming season, revealing projected standings, key player awards and the conference's preseason all‑conference team.
Coach Jeff Choate, entering his third season, discusses media day participation, key players, and the new‑look Mountain West Conference as the Wolf Pack aims for a blue‑collar, community‑driven season.
Despite a demanding schedule and a historic unbeaten streak on the horizon, UNLV's coach emphasizes progress over perfection as the team eyes a College Football Playoff berth.
Senior tight end Zach Ortwerth, a St. Louis native, reflects on his journey from high school stardom to a key backup role for the Hawkeyes, highlighting his stats, competition with DJ Vonnahme, and the influence of new offensive coordinator Tim Lester as the 2026 season approaches.
Senior guard Markese Peoples, after shedding 14 pounds and securing four Division I scholarships, aims to guide the Vikings toward another championship while recruiting interest swells across the Midwest.
Fifth‑year stalwarts Marquis Gracial and Jalen Marshall lead a revamped defensive line as Missouri prepares for the upcoming season.
A look at the key matchups, standout players and storylines that could turn the 2026 college football season into a proving ground for FCS upsets over FBS opponents.
Junior defensive lineman Kenneth Merriweather is set to play a pivotal role for the Iowa Hawkeyes in the upcoming 2026 season, bringing experience, agility and a knack for disruption after a standout performance against USC.
The Fighting Illini are set to welcome a wave of talent from the transfer portal, featuring standout players poised to reshape the team's dynamics for the upcoming season.
The latest roster measurements for the Iowa Hawkeyes show notable changes in size for players across every position, offering early clues about how the team may reshape its approach in the 2026 season.
Will Hubert, a senior defensive lineman wearing jersey 57, is emerging as a key leader for Iowa's 2026 football season.
Murray State announced the hiring of Rashon Burno as President of Basketball Operations and assistant coach, tapping a veteran coach whose career spans Arizona State, Florida, Manhattan and Towson.
A 7‑25 record, a wave of injuries and a coaching change set the stage for a sweeping rebuild at Evansville, where ten new players and a renewed emphasis on accountability could spark a turnaround.
After being released by North Carolina for academic reasons, record‑setting quarterback Taron Dickens has committed to Northern Illinois, where he will look to add depth and experience as the Huskies prepare for their inaugural season in the Mountain West.
The 2026 All-Mountain West Team showcases UNLV's dominance with 19 selections, while other programs also earn significant representation.
The University of Wyoming’s football program is gearing up for the upcoming season after a busy offseason that saw nearly five dozen newcomers join the roster, including key additions at quarterback and defensive tackle, while also saying goodbye to several top playmakers.
Six‑foot‑five tight end Thomas Prescott pledged to the University of Wyoming, citing a strong mix of athletic opportunity and academic fit. His commitment adds to a growing list of early pledges for the Cowboys.
Redshirt junior Santana Banner is poised to lead the Missouri Tigers' defense in 2026, bringing a blend of size, athleticism, and proven performance in key matchups.
After losing five top tacklers and four sack leaders, Iowa brings in four portal players, highlighted by Kahmari Brown, who hopes his film‑driven preparation will translate into immediate impact.
Coach Dennis Hutter announced the signing of Juliana Haddad, a forward from Northern Illinois, highlighting her global playing history and potential impact on the team.
After a standout playing career at UW‑Green Bay and a productive stint abroad, Steven Baker is now the head coach of Green Bay Preble’s boys basketball team, succeeding Rick Rosinski.
LSU Football has completed a front‑office overhaul, appointing Billy Glasscock as General Manager and assembling a team of seasoned assistants to modernize the program’s approach to competition and growth.
LSU has completed a major restructuring of its football operations, appointing Billy Glasscock as General Manager and assembling a team that blends NFL‑style management with deep collegiate experience.
LSU Football has announced a comprehensive restructuring of its front office, appointing Billy Glasscock as general manager and unveiling a suite of new roles aimed at sharpening the program’s national competitiveness.