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The Buckeyes enter 2026 with a dynamic quarterback poised for a breakout, a revamped offensive philosophy, and a receiver on the cusp of rewriting the program's record books.
A look at the major storylines shaping the upcoming college football season, from controversial roster moves to championship expectations and the broader impact of NCAA litigation.
With a revamped defense and new leadership emerging, Ohio State looks to several underclassmen to fill the gaps left by departed stars.
The 2026 season promises dramatic shifts as transfers reshape rosters, historic programs chase new milestones, and analysts map out a bracket that could crown an unexpected champion.
The Alabama Crimson Tide enter 2026 with a revamped roster, a new coach and a demanding SEC schedule, setting the stage for a season that could reshape their national destiny.
Bill Connelly’s latest coach rankings place Curt Cignetti at the top, highlighting Indiana’s strong 2026 transfer class and the analytical edge that could push the Hoosiers into a top‑five finish
Miami Hurricanes, led by coach Mario Cristobal, are projected to finish undefeated, with quarterback Darian Mensah poised for the Heisman, while other top teams and players are analyzed for their playoff paths.
The Buckeyes aim for a second national title in three years, relying on a blend of quarterback leadership, defensive depth, and versatile playmakers.
Top programs now invest tens of millions in player compensation, with elite teams surpassing $40 million and even mid‑tier schools doubling their budgets, signaling a fundamental shift in college football finance.
Freshman cornerback Devin Sanchez, a five‑star recruit from Ohio, has been selected for the Hispanic College Football Player of the Year Watch List. His early college contributions and high school achievements highlight a promising start to his career, while the Hispanic Football Hall of Fame prepares to honor emerging talent in its second annual award ceremony.
Ryan Day plans to expand the Buckeyes' wide receiver corps to up to six players next year, moving beyond a historically narrow rotation that has relied heavily on a trio of top targets.
Predictions highlight breakout performances from Kenyatta Jackson Jr., Jay Timmons, Payton Pierce and others, underscoring a defense that could rank among the nation’s best.
A torn patellar tendon kept Evan Stewart off the field for over two years, but his 2024 performance and recent practice observations have positioned him as a top receiver prospect heading into the 2026 season.
The latest preseason All‑American selections highlight a mix of established stars and emerging talents poised to shape the 2026 campaign.
With the playoff expanded to twelve teams, analysts Austin Mock and Sam Khan Jr. outline the contenders, highlight sleeper programs, and predict a likely champion.
With Ohio State, Notre Dame and Texas topping the odds boards, analysts examine the impact of returning stars, key departures, and the lingering lessons from last year's surprise champion.
The latest edition of The Athletic’s ‘Freaks List’ spotlights Iowa’s rising stars, with offensive lineman Kade Pieper, defensive end Kahmari Brown and defensive back Zach Lutmer all cracking the top 40, while South Carolina’s Nyck Harbor reclaims the No. 1 spot.
The latest edition of The Athletic’s annual ‘Freaks List’ spotlights Iowa’s standout athletes, with Kade Pieper, Kahmari Brown and Zach Lutmer earning top placements that reflect their extraordinary strength, speed and athleticism.
A look at the Buckeyes' ambitious schedule, playoff projections and the personal stakes for key figures as they chase a second championship in three years.
From a reserved freshman to a team‑first captain, Jeremiah Smith is reshaping Ohio State’s culture on and off the field while chasing historic awards and a legacy that could outlast his college career.
USA TODAY Sports has released its latest rankings of the nation's best wide‑receiver groups for the 2026 season, highlighting standout players and deep, talent‑laden units across the country.
The 2026 college football season will be defined by sweeping eligibility changes, a high‑profile Dublin opener, and a contentious push to expand the playoff, as powerhouses like Ohio State, Oregon, and Miami jockey for position.
From Texas to California, top college athletes face dramatically different tax rates on their 2026 name, image and likeness earnings, prompting states to consider exemptions.
From Jeremiah Smith’s record‑breaking receiving stats to Malachi Toney’s historic freshman campaign, Florida’s prep alumni are among the 25 players projected to have a major impact on the 2026 College Football Playoff.