
Jon Sumrall Climbs to No. 22 in 2026 Coaches Top 25
Jon Sumrall’s rise to No. 22 in the 2026 top 25 head coaches rankings reflects his success at Tulane, his recruiting acumen, and early impact in the SEC.
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Jon Sumrall’s rise to No. 22 in the 2026 top 25 head coaches rankings reflects his success at Tulane, his recruiting acumen, and early impact in the SEC.

The latest USA TODAY Sports ranking places Florida's head coach Jon Sumrall at No. 22, reflecting optimism about his recruiting and portal strategies.

Clemson's Death Valley stadium ranks No. 11 nationally, praised for its atmosphere and home-field dominance, while the 2026 slate features high‑profile matchups against LSU, Virginia Tech and South Carolina.

Morgan Scalley succeeds Kyle Whittingham, introducing a new identity while leveraging Utah's storied home dominance and adapting to the NIL era.

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.

A look at Florida's historic achievements, its current standing in national rankings, and the broader SEC context that keeps the program in the spotlight.

Clemson climbs to No. 13 in the all‑time college football rankings, reflecting a storied past and a hopeful future.

Despite a tough previous season, Penn State secures the 12th spot in the 2026 USA Today college football rankings, outranking the Indiana Hoosiers and trailing only four Big Ten powerhouses.

USA TODAY’s latest all‑time college football rankings place USC at No. 10, highlighting its Pac‑12 legacy, recent on‑field resurgence, and the fresh optimism brought by head coach Lincoln Riley.

The first round of the 2026 NBA Draft delivered headline picks, while the second round promises volatility, with Wisconsin forward Nick Boyd among the prospects drawing significant analyst attention.
After guiding the Michigan Wolverines to a 2026 national title, Dusty May is set to coach the Dallas Mavericks, a move that marks the first college‑to‑NBA transition since 2019.