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ESPN analyst Greg McElroy predicts the University of Notre Dame will finish the 2026 regular season with more victories than Ohio State, Oregon and Georgia, citing a strong returning starter group and a manageable schedule.
ESPN analyst Greg McElroy ranks Michigan's secondary eighth nationally, highlighting the unit's depth, experience, and the impact of new coordinator Jay Hill.
The Oregon Ducks' wide receiver group is emerging as one of college football's most potent playmaking units, with ESPN analyst Greg McElroy placing them third in the nation. Key returnees and rising freshmen promise a breakout season.
ESPN analyst Greg McElroy discusses the struggles of Florida State, Clemson, and Nebraska, suggesting that their brand recognition may no longer guarantee dominance.
After nine seasons of pairing Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers and Cole Cubelic on the SEC Network’s Saturday night lineup, ESPN has announced that the trio will be split as part of a broader reshuffle of its college‑football coverage.
Pete Golding inherits the Ole Miss Rebels after Lane Kiffin's departure, confronting a whirlwind of emotions, fan expectations, and an eagerly awaited showdown with Kiffin's new team at LSU.
Greg McElroy’s preseason rankings place Georgia’s defense fourth in the nation, spotlighting returning star KJ Bolden, incoming transfers, and emerging freshmen as the Bulldogs gear up for a September 5 opener against Tennessee State.
From Notre Dame’s standout cornerback to emerging units at Texas Tech and beyond, McElroy’s rankings highlight key players, coaching shifts and the continuity that could reshape college football’s defensive landscape.
Auburn’s standout linebacker Xavier Atkins is generating buzz as a potential Butkus Award winner, backed by impressive stats and expert predictions.
ESPN’s Greg McElroy places Auburn’s linebackers at No. 3 nationally, citing standout performers like Xavier Atkins, emerging recruits and a coaching scheme that keeps the defense competitive despite offensive woes.
Auburn's standout linebacker Xavier Atkins is projected to reshape the SEC defense in 2026, building on a sophomore season that already earned him All‑SEC honors.
Three Clemson defenders are among the most highly rated players in their positions for the 2027 NFL Draft, signaling a strong defensive outlook for the program.
Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian lauds Indiana Hoosiers coach Curt Cignetti for guiding an unbeaten 12‑0 campaign, highlighting unconventional roster moves and schedule adjustments that are set to influence the sport.
Steve Sarkisian weighs in on Curt Cignetti’s scheduling philosophy, highlighting the value of non‑conference wins, the need for equitable scheduling, and the ripple effects across the sport.
Kirk Herbstreit will not return as a commentator for EA Sports' upcoming College Football video game, prompting the publisher to consider a fresh lineup of seasoned broadcasters.
Georgia’s baseball team overcame ejections to win its regional, setting up a super regional showdown and drawing attention to the SEC’s playoff ambitions.
Greg McElroy ranks Michigan’s defensive line sixth nationally, citing Kyle Whittingham’s emphasis on the unit’s strength and the potential impact of injured pass‑rusher John Henry Daley
Transfer of the country's top rusher to West Virginia University brings high expectations for a revitalized attack.
Former NFL quarterback Greg McElroy ranks Oregon's defensive line as the top unit for the 2026 season, emphasizing the return of all four starters and the program's depth.
From Missouri’s injury‑prone star Ahmad Hardy to Florida’s rising talent Jadan Baugh, analyst Greg McElroy’s latest top‑10 list spotlights the running backs poised to make the biggest impact in 2026.
Nate Frazier, a top‑10 running back, is set to lead Georgia’s rushing attack this season, with coach Kirby Smart counting on a breakout third‑year performance.
ESPN analyst Greg McElroy has placed Ahmad Hardy at the summit of his 2026 running back rankings, but the player's future remains clouded by a recent shooting incident.
With the season approaching, Alabama's head coach has yet to decide between redshirt junior Austin Mack and redshirt freshman Keelon Russell, each offering distinct strengths.
In recent remarks, Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer stressed the need for a more physical team and stronger leadership to overcome offensive line vulnerabilities and a youthful roster.