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Missouri’s star running back Ahmad Hardy aims to return from a May shooting injury, while other top rushers prepare for a landmark season that could reshape the SEC race.
With media days underway and fall camp in full swing, ESPN’s Football Power Index offers a first look at win‑loss forecasts and rankings for SEC teams heading into the 2026 campaign.
Auburn's men's basketball program is preparing for its second season under Steven Pearl, featuring a 14‑game non‑conference schedule that includes a marquee game against Arizona and a strategic focus on strength of schedule, conference readiness and NIL development.
With camp opening soon, the Gamecocks will field a dramatically altered lineup, as numerous players have transferred to programs ranging from Memphis and Miami to LSU and Alabama.
Alex Golesh's first game as Auburn head coach arrives on September 5 against Baylor at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
New head coach Pete Golding steps into the spotlight as Ole Miss prepares to open the 2026 campaign against Louisville, while navigating the departures of Lane Kiffin and Charlie Weis Jr. and bolstering a defense that struggled last year.
Former five‑star wide receiver Johntay Cook II joins the Ole Miss Rebels for the 2026 season, bringing elite speed, route‑running and proven production from his Syracuse stint. With the team’s receiving corps reshaped, Cook is positioned to start, fit a pro‑style scheme and showcase the consistency needed for NFL draft consideration.
With the 2026 season on the horizon, ESPN analyst Chris Low places Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss at the top of his quarterback rankings, citing his playoff performance, leadership and a recent injunction that secures his eligibility. The article also examines Arch Manning’s pedigree and statistics, positioning him as a formidable challenger.
A look at the standout position groups across the country that could form the backbone of an all‑star lineup for the 2026 season.
From Georgia’s near‑perfect home record to Oregon’s resilience across conference shifts, veteran analyst Phil Steele’s latest rankings reveal which teams have turned their venues into fortress‑like battlegrounds over the past five seasons.
Texas boasts the most representatives on the 2026 Walter Camp Preseason FBS All‑America Teams, highlighted by surprise first‑team nods for Arch Manning and Rasheem Biles.
Five‑star running back David Gabriel Georges, a Baylor School alumnus, is set to announce his college choice on July 22. While Ohio State has courted him through coach Carlos Locklyn, his uncle and family insiders say Tennessee holds the stronger relationship, making the Volunteers the likely destination.
Even after the departure of their head coach just weeks before the postseason, the Rebels boast three Pro Football Focus top‑50 players and a revamped offense that promises a more physical style of play.
Easton Royal, a five‑star prospect from Brother Martin, has visited LSU, Florida and Texas, and now lists the Tigers and Gators as his leaders, while Texas fights to retain him.
The 2026 SEC season introduces a 16‑team format, new permanent rivalries for Tennessee, and a quarterback battle that will be mirrored in the year’s most anticipated college‑football video game.
The upcoming 2026 SEC season will feature a 16‑team lineup, permanent rivalries for Tennessee, and a fierce quarterback competition, as EA Sports College Football 27 releases its first ratings.
The 28‑player roster announced by USA Baseball includes Ole Miss pitcher Walker Hooks, who led the SEC in key pitching metrics and will compete in Taiwan's first world collegiate championship.
A look at the Commodores' rise, the challenges they face, and the forecasted 41‑24 victory for Alabama.
After a six‑year run that lifted Ole Miss to its first playoff berth, Lane Kiffin is tasked with reshaping LSU’s program under intense fan scrutiny.
An examination of eight prominent college football head coaches whose celebrated résumés are being questioned as the 2026 season approaches.
Three SEC showdowns against Georgia, Texas and Oklahoma could determine whether the Rebels secure a spot in the College Football Playoff and contend for the SEC title.
Despite a setback in the 2027 recruiting cycle, Ole Miss is banking on home‑grown talent and a strong finish to the 2026 season to prove its recent rise is more than a fleeting phenomenon.
A court ruling clears Trinidad Chambliss for 2026, and his 2025 performance has turned him into a leading Heisman favorite as Ole Miss eyes a championship.
Jason Fultz Jr., a highly touted infielder from Clemson, has announced his transfer to the Ole Miss Rebels, bringing a blend of defensive skill and offensive potential to the program.