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After a heartbreaking Peach Bowl loss, quarterback Dante Moore announced he will return for a fifth year, citing the emotional impact on his teammates and a strong supporting cast.
After a 12‑1 campaign and a No. 3 seed in the expanded 2024 playoff, Boise State aims to translate early‑season momentum, quarterback growth and a rebuilt line into a CFP berth in 2026.
A late‑breaking decommitment forces Oregon to recalibrate its backfield plans, while a top prospect eyes a visit that could reshape the 2026 roster.
A look at how the SEC's push for independence, the Big Ten's emerging contenders, and pending federal legislation could reshape the sport's power structure.
Coach Dan Lanning calls for a tighter playoff calendar that ends on January 1, citing academic pressures, NFL scheduling conflicts, and the need for a more cohesive postseason.
EA Sports has announced the cover art for College Football 27, featuring three standout athletes on the Standard Edition and Indiana coach Curt Cignetti on the Deluxe Edition, with a full reveal scheduled for June 4.
EA Sports announces the upcoming release of College Football 27, featuring Oregon's star quarterback Dante Moore on the cover alongside Miami's Malachi Toney and Ole Miss' Kewan Lacy. The game launches July 9 for PlayStation and Xbox, with early access starting July 2.
The latest cover of EA Sports' College Football 27 features a trio of standout athletes from Oregon, Miami and Ole Miss, while Ohio State's top prospects are left off the list.
EA Sports announces the cover athletes for College Football 27, featuring Oregon’s rising star Dante Moore alongside standout receivers and runners. The game arrives on PlayStation and Xbox this July, with an early‑access trial beginning on July 2, and will be officially unveiled on June 4.
EA Sports' College Football 27 will launch on July 9 for PlayStation and Xbox, featuring Oregon's Dante Moore alongside Miami's Malachi Toney and Ole Miss' Kewan Lacy on the cover.
The latest installment of EA Sports' college football series will launch this summer, spotlighting Oregon quarterback Dante Moore alongside Miami's Malachi Toney and Ole Miss' Kewan Lacy on its cover.
The latest installment of EA Sports’ college football franchise showcases three standout players set to grace the cover, as the game prepares for its July 9 release.
Oregon football assistant coach Ra'Shaad Samples faces DUII and reckless driving charges after a collision in Eugene, with his court date set for July 20.
The third installment of EA Sports' revived college football franchise will debut on June 4, featuring a deluxe edition that adds coaches and additional players, while EA Play members gain early access in July 2026.
The Oregon Ducks, seeded eleventh overall, are set to travel to Austin where they will meet the sixth‑seeded Texas Longhorns in a best‑of‑three Super Regional that could propel them to the College World Series. While Oregon carries +2800 odds to win the national championship, the University of Southern California, fresh off an upset of Texas A&M, arrives in Chapel Hill as a +1900 underdog facing the fifth‑seeded North Carolina Tar Heels, who sit at +370 as the tournament’s favorite. Both series are slated to begin on June 5 or 6, 2026, promising a clash of ambition and strategy.
EA Sports announced that Oregon quarterback Dante Moore will appear on the cover of College Football 27, marking the second time a Ducks player has been featured on an EA Sports college football cover.
The Trojans and Ducks meet in a pivotal non‑conference clash that could set the tone for both teams' national aspirations.
CBS Sports ranks Lane Kiffin ninth among all college football coaches for the 2026 season, positioning him fourth among SEC leaders and setting the stage for a potential national title run at LSU.
Matt Campbell entered his first season at Penn State with a No. 16 spot in the CBS Sports coefficient of 130 FBS head coaches, a placement that underscores the heightened expectations attached to the program.
Kirk Ferentz, the longest‑tenured Division I head coach, appears at No. 20 on CBS Sports' 2026 Top 25 Power Four rankings, reflecting his sustained success and the growing respect for his program.
Kirk Ferentz, the longest‑tenured head coach in Division I football, has once again found himself among the conversation’s elite, landing at No. 20 on CBS Sports’ 2026 Power Four coach rankings.
The Ducks are showcasing a new indoor practice complex that will be the nation’s largest, featuring locally sourced timber, temperature‑controlled fields and a players’ lounge, while re‑routing a nearby parkway to improve fan access.
From a flawless 2025 home stretch to a daunting 2026 schedule, the Trojans face a gauntlet of elite opponents that could define their national title hopes.
The Oregon Ducks are leveraging a weekend of NCAA baseball action and high‑profile football recruiting despite a predicted rain front, showcasing their facilities and fan energy to top prospects.