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Following a 9‑5 record, an ACC championship and a Sun Bowl victory, the Blue Devils are set to open the 2026 campaign against Tulane, with tough tests against Miami, Virginia, Clemson and more.
The Hurricanes enter 2026 with a dominant reputation, while Stanford's first game under new head coach Tavita Pritchard promises fresh challenges and opportunities.
A look at the 2026 slate that sends Virginia Tech to Boston, Maryland, California, Clemson, SMU and Miami, with a focus on the teams and storylines that will shape the journey.
After a breakout year at Duke, quarterback Darian Mensah has agreed to a reported $10 million deal with the Miami Hurricanes, a move that has NFL scouts buzzing about his potential as a 2027 first‑round pick.
Duke Blue Devils face a pivotal 2026 season where high hopes clash with quarterback uncertainty, defensive losses, and the threat of a sub‑.500 record.
The Hurricanes enter the season as favorites, while Stanford seeks to rebound under new leadership. The game will be televised on ESPN.
After a disappointing 2025 campaign, the University of North Carolina Tar Heels are gearing up for a challenging 2026 slate that includes marquee matchups against Notre Dame, Miami and Virginia.
A look at the standout rankings for Notre Dame athletes, the recognition of head coach Marcus Freeman, and the surprising omissions that shape early expectations for the 2026 college football season.
A look at the ten programs generating the most buzz ahead of the 2026 season, from LSU's transfer additions to Oregon's returning quarterback and Virginia Tech's new direction.
Duke’s recent ACC title and three nine‑win seasons under Manny Diaz set the stage for a 2026 campaign that will test the team’s depth and defensive evolution.
ESPN’s Bill Connelly predicts the Miami Hurricanes as the favorites to win the 2026 ACC Championship, projecting them eighth nationally with a 99.9% chance of reaching six wins. A strong roster and a schedule that sidesteps two top‑30 conference rivals position Miami to dominate the league.
Virginia's 2026 conference slate has been ordered from least to most difficult, spotlighting key matchups, emerging star performances and the pressure on coaches as the team looks to build on a record‑breaking 2025 season.
At 19, Malachi Toney tops the nation among non‑quarterback playmakers for 2026. His freshman records, ACC Rookie of the Year award, and Heisman chatter set the stage for a Miami resurgence.
Bill Belichick’s first year as head coach ended in a 4‑8 record, but the Tar Heels are reshaping their squad and targeting a win over Duke in the upcoming season.
Duke University’s football team, fresh off an ACC championship, faces a pivotal 2026 season after losing star quarterback Darian Mensah, yet retains a strong defensive core and a coaching staff confident of another title run.
A look at the players whose stats and marketability should have earned them a place on the game’s iconic cover.
Virginia Tech's quarterback competition has a clear frontrunner in Ethan Grunkemeyer, whose collegiate background and personal connections could reshape the team's attack.
Notre Dame is allocating roughly $40 million to its football roster, combining record recruiting, portal acquisitions and aggressive NIL funding to compete for championships.
The Atlantic Coast Conference braces for a 2026 season marked by marquee schedules, key transfers and a blend of veteran talent that could reshape its competitive landscape.
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.
Freshman phenom Malachi Toney leads the cover of EA Sports' College Football 27, his 1,211 receiving yards and 13 total touchdowns cementing a historic first year for Miami.
EA Sports has announced the cover athletes for its upcoming College Football 27 title, revealing a mix of coaching leadership and emerging talent that will grace both the Deluxe and Standard editions.
After losing quarterback Darian Mensah and wide receiver Cooper Barkate, Duke is pinning its hopes on a quartet of high‑potential skill players to revitalize the offense for the 2026 season.
Indiana leads the latest preseason top 25, with Oregon, Ohio State and a host of other programs rounding out the early rankings. Key players and coaching storylines promise a competitive year.