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North Texas and UTEP have locked in a home-and-home football series for the 2028 and 2031 seasons, renewing a rivalry that began in 1951 and filling out each program’s non‑conference slate.
Troy announced the appointment of Bryen Spriggs, a seasoned assistant with a history of leading teams to titles and record‑setting defensive stats, ahead of the 2026‑27 season.
Troy University has hired Bryen Spriggs, a seasoned assistant coach with a track record of success at UTEP, Abilene Christian and Community College of Beaver County, to lead the program’s development for the 2026‑27 season.
The University of Texas at El Paso will test its roster against College of Charleston, North Dakota and Mexican opponents in a busy early‑season slate.
Single‑game tickets for all six North Dakota State home football games go on sale Saturday at 8 a.m. on the athletic department's website, kicking off a season that begins Aug. 29 against Jacksonville State.
Despite offseason adjustments, UTEP enters the game with a 2-10 record and limited returning production, making a Michigan victory highly probable.
The Miners are transitioning to a new conference, relying on key players and strategic adjustments to improve on a recent record of under‑four wins per season.
Fall camp opened on July 29, 2026, bringing a mix of returning starters, new transfers and positional battles that could determine whether the Aggies finally break through to a bowl game.
The University of Texas at El Paso will join the Mountain West Conference in 2026, opening the season against Oklahoma on ESPN+. With quarterback EJ Colson, receiver Carver Cheeks and defensive end Sterling Miles leading the way, the Miners hope to turn recent struggles into a fresh start under head coach Scotty Walden.
After a 2025 season that saw the Wolf Pack rank near the bottom of FBS offenses, Nevada is banking on veteran coordinator Brett Bartolone, a competitive quarterback duel, and a challenging non‑conference slate to spark a resurgence.
Four former Savannah high school football players now teammates at the University of South Florida are hosting a fundraiser camp in their hometown, with all proceeds going to Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Coastal Empire.
Syracuse University’s football program is reshaping its quarterback room, bringing in Amari Odom, Malachi Nelson and Danny Lauter to complement Steve Angeli, who returns after a nation‑leading passing season cut short by injury.
At 6‑foot‑8 and 315 pounds, Aden Norris is reshaping the offensive line at Louisville High School and drawing attention from a dozen Division I programs. After committing to UConn in June, his performance helped the Leopards clinch a playoff berth and earned him All‑Ohio and All‑Stark County honors.
The New Mexico State football program has announced a major infusion of talent, welcoming 25 new offensive players for the upcoming 2026 campaign. The group includes experienced transfers, highly rated high school recruits and promising junior college prospects, headlined by quarterbacks Trey Hedden and James Jones.
Wake Forest is set to reshape its 2026 squad with a blend of high‑rated high school prospects and experienced transfers, while navigating new eligibility rules that could accelerate freshmen involvement.
The University of Texas at El Paso’s football program is preparing for its first season in the Mountain West Conference, highlighted by media days in Las Vegas, key player statements, and a schedule that includes games against Oklahoma, Michigan and Oregon State.
Mountain West coaches and players hail New Mexico’s strong roster and title aspirations, while renewing a historic rivalry with UTEP
The Spartans enter a revamped conference with a new quarterback battle, a depleted receiving corps and a schedule that pits them against both familiar foes and new challengers.
After a 3‑9 season, Syracuse University is betting on a healthy quarterback Steve Angeli, new defensive coordinator Vince Kehres, and emerging talent like Malachi Nelson to reach bowl eligibility and possibly a winning record.
UTSA coach Jeff Traylor opposes paying high school athletes through NIL deals, citing the need to preserve the educational experience. Meanwhile, North Texas coach Neal Brown highlights former player Marcus Jones’ accolades, UTEP’s Scotty Walden welcomes a challenging non‑conference slate, and Texas State’s G.J. Kinne anticipates the rigors of Pac‑12 competition.
North Dakota State University sold about 11,000 season tickets for its debut in the FBS and Mountain West Conference, missing its 12,000 target despite strong conference-wide interest.
The University of North Texas announced that Eduardo Fernandez will oversee travel, academics, budgeting and daily operations for the men's basketball program, bringing NBA front‑office expertise and a recent stint at Northern Illinois.
Nearly two hundred fans gathered to watch the Miners' first public practice of the season, highlighting a $2 million payroll and the program's reliance on community support.
The Wolverines are set to face the Miners in a matchup that highlights UTEP's recent struggles and Michigan's early-season momentum.