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Virginia Tech has named James Franklin as its new head coach, embedding the hire within a sweeping strategy to boost the program's profile, finances and competitiveness.
After years of decline, Virginia Tech announced the hiring of James Franklin as its new football coach, pairing the move with a massive financial commitment and organizational reshaping to boost revenue and ACC competitiveness.
The Hokies enter fall camp with a fresh coaching direction, key Penn State transfers and high expectations for a dramatic turnaround in the 2026 season.
Coach Bill Belichick has yet named a leader among four competing quarterbacks — Billy Edwards Jr., Miles O’Neill, Au’Tori Newkirk and freshman Travis Burgess — as the team prepares for practice beginning July 30 and a season‑opening game against TCU in Ireland on August 29.
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney faces a 3.1 hot‑seat rating as the 2026 season looms, reflecting mounting pressure after a rare losing year.
After Mekhi Nelson's arrest and charge dismissal, Nebraska adds transfer Tikey Hayes to a depleted backfield, aiming to fill the void left by Emmett Johnson and strengthen the roster for the upcoming season.
Recent headlines blend on‑field drama with political intrigue, featuring a Texas Tech scandal, a high‑profile recruiting commit, and predictions of underperformance for several powerhouse programs.
Ethan Grunkemeyer, Bryce Baker, Kelden Ryan and Troy Huhn headline the Hokies' quarterback competition, each bringing distinct experiences and potential.
The university announced the hiring of James Franklin as head football coach, paired with a multi‑year financial commitment and the appointment of a new athletic director, aiming to blend heritage with a modern revenue strategy.
After a standout JUCO stint, defensive tackle Kemari Copeland chooses to return to Virginia Tech, citing a unique bond with coach Brent Pry and a new 300‑pound frame guided by James Franklin.
Defensive tackle Kemari Copeland explains why he chose to return to Virginia Tech, highlighting the impact of defensive coordinator Brent Pry, the guidance of head coach James Franklin, and his aim to ascend to first‑team All‑ACC honors in 2026.
Virginia Tech announces James Franklin as its new head coach, pairing his proven record with a $229 million athletics investment and a revamped ACC revenue strategy.
Virginia Tech has announced the hiring of James Franklin and a $229 million investment in athletics, appointing Brian White as athletic director and outlining a strategy to compete with ACC powerhouses.
With a revamped roster and a fresh leadership tone, Penn State braces for a 2026 campaign that promises both uncertainty and optimism
The Hokies' backfield promises a mix of power, speed, and depth that could reshape the ACC race as they prepare for 2026.
Northwestern’s 2025 roster blends returning stalwarts with new faces, setting the stage for a tightly contested game at the renovated Ryan Field.
The Wildcats aim to build on a 7‑6 record, led by new quarterback Aiden Chiles and a revamped roster, as they prepare for a tight contest against Rutgers.
After a high‑profile recruitment, Beau Pribula has been named Virginia’s starter, while the Volunteers add a new arm to their quarterback competition.
Virginia Tech’s fall camp is buzzing as the Hokies evaluate five offensive standouts — quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer, running back Jeffrey Overton Jr., wide receiver Brodie Adams, tight end Luke Reynolds and tackle Logan Howland — each bringing distinct strengths to the 2025 roster.
Simulation of 100 seasons of College Football 27 shows Ohio State winning 22 championships, with Miami, Indiana and others also rising, while conference patterns echo real‑world power structures.
From Ohio State's relentless consistency to emerging contenders like Indiana, the latest rankings reveal shifting dynamics in college football.
The 2024 offseason saw fifteen head coaches dismissed, a wave of player transfers, and several high‑profile hires that are reshaping the landscape of college football.
From Lincoln Riley at USC to Shane Beamer at South Carolina, a wave of underperformance has put several high‑profile coaches on notice for the upcoming 2026 campaign.
Jordan Hill, a Penn State graduate and former NFL player, has been named director of the Penn State Football Letterman's Club while continuing his duties as director of player development, succeeding Wally Richardson after a distinguished tenure.