
Baylor pins hopes on DJ Lagway to rebound in 2026
After a challenging season, Baylor’s head coach Dave Aranda is banking on quarterback DJ Lagway to bring a turnaround, focusing on health, chemistry and a revamped supporting cast.
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After a challenging season, Baylor’s head coach Dave Aranda is banking on quarterback DJ Lagway to bring a turnaround, focusing on health, chemistry and a revamped supporting cast.

Baylor will face Maryland in 2027 and 2028 after ending its series with Oregon, a pairing that pits struggling Terrapins against a Bears program seeking stability.

After two strong seasons under head coach Kalani Sitake, BYU enters 2026 with high expectations. The Cougars have prioritized roster retention and will rely on standout players such as LJ Martin and Bear Bachmeier as they navigate a demanding slate of games.

The Southeastern Conference announced the game times and television schedule for the Florida Gators' first three games, highlighting a fresh era under Jon Sumrall and a quarterback battle that could define the season.

The 2026 season will be defined by a wave of talent moving through the transfer portal, with standout players projected to transform their new programs and influence the national picture.
Under Jon Sumrall, the University of Florida has crafted a high‑value squad by keeping key players and building a cohesive culture, a strategy that nearly slipped away due to prior commitments.

Alabama's backup quarterback Austin Mack has been highlighted by ESPN analyst Jordan Reid as a draft‑eligible prospect to watch for the 2027 NFL Draft, positioning him for a breakout season.

After a disappointing 5-7 campaign, Baylor looks to rebuild with new talent and a renewed focus on consistency.

Florida’s football program is targeting its inaugural College Football Playoff appearance, driven by a new coaching staff and a challenging slate of games.

The Rebels return a potent offensive line, but they must navigate formidable fronts from Missouri, LSU, Florida, Texas and Georgia in the 2026 season.

Ole Miss brings back a core group of linemen while facing stiff competition from Missouri, LSU, Florida, Texas and Georgia, each reshaping their fronts for the upcoming season.

The 2026 college football slate features eight marquee non‑conference matchups that promise drama, surprise and national implications, highlighted by high‑profile quarterback returns and coaching debuts.

Despite losing more than 50 players, the Cyclones still aim for a bowl berth, and their five road matchups present a spectrum of difficulty, from UCF's modest challenge to BYU's elite test.

The latest wave of transfers brings fresh talent to programs across the nation, promising significant on‑field impact.

If quarterback DJ Lagway seizes control, the defense reshapes its identity and the backfield finds a new leader, Baylor could break through the playoff barrier in the upcoming season.

The Gators, who finished the last four seasons at 23‑27, will rely on a revamped offense and a defensive turnaround under Jon Sumrall before meeting Missouri in a much‑anticipated October matchup.

After a turbulent few seasons, the Gators are reshaping their roster under Jon Sumrall, while Missouri aims to protect its strong home record, making the upcoming matchup a focal point of the college football calendar.

The upcoming season will hinge on the performance of quarterbacks across the Big 12, from Arizona’s Noah Fifita to Texas Tech’s uncertain situation, as each program evaluates its options and potential challenges.

From quarterback surges to defensive reshuffles, the Big 12’s spring practices have produced a cascade of storylines that may or may not translate into fall success.

The 2026 schedule presents a gauntlet of elite opponents for Auburn's new head coach, Alex Golesh, as the program seeks to rebound

Baylor added 32 players via the portal and lost 32, bringing in stars like Garrick Ponder, Jamaal Whyce Jr. and Gavin Freeman while hoping DJ Lagway can lead a resurgence.

The latest post‑spring rankings highlight Texas Tech at No. 1, with BYU and Utah close behind, offering a glimpse into the dynamics shaping the Big 12 ahead of the fall.