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Indiana University's football program, once a perennial underdog, captured its first national championship in 2025 and now faces the task of replacing Heisman standout Fernando Mendoza with Josh Hoover while aiming to maintain its newfound dominance in the Big Ten.
ESPN analyst Rece Davis predicts Ohio State will win the Big Ten in 2026, citing a Heisman‑candidate quarterback, championship coach Ryan Day, and a preseason No. 1 ranking.
ESPN has selected Shaboozey's new single, 'High Noon' featuring Gunna, as the official anthem for the 2026‑27 college football season, a partnership that will see the song featured across ESPN, ABC and the SEC Network.
ESPN's new college football anthem blends Shaboozey's "High Noon" with Gunna's vocals, debuting live during the Week 0 matchup in Dublin and featuring voice‑overs from ESPN's top personalities.
ESPN's Pete Thamel predicts a repeat national title for Indiana, while Rece Davis draws parallels to Penn State's rise. Pat Kraft defends basketball budgeting, and Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti hails IU's athletic leadership. New coaching moves bring a wave of player transfers that could reshape the conference landscape.
Rece Davis sees a path for Penn State to open 4‑0, but experts warn that a favorable schedule and key transfers may not guarantee a breakout season
Kyle Brandt is set to appear regularly on ESPN's studio shows as the NFL season approaches, marking a strategic expansion of the network's football coverage after its recent takeover of NFL Network.
ESPN's Football Power Index uses thousands of daily simulations to identify programs most likely to finish the 2026 regular season without a loss, offering a dynamic glimpse into playoff possibilities.
The launch of College Football 27 finally includes North Dakota State University, igniting fan enthusiasm, sparking criticism over extra costs, and offering a nostalgic glimpse of the Fargodome in digital form.
ESPN taps Rece Davis and Malika Andrews for Wimbledon, stirring discussion over personality‑driven broadcasting versus traditional tennis expertise.
The playoff’s potential expansion to 24 teams is sparking debate over revenue gains versus the sport’s traditional regular‑season drama.
EA Sports announces gameplay updates for College Football 27, set for release on July 9, and reveals a new broadcast crew that replaces Kirk Herbstreit with former Colorado quarterback Joel Klatt, paired with Chris Fowler, while retaining Rece Davis, Jesse Palmer, David Pollack and adding Holly Rowe.
The latest edition of EA Sports' college football franchise will debut on July 9 across PS5, Xbox Series and PC, bringing back mascot mode, adding new schools and reshaping its commentary team.
EA Sports announces the upcoming College Football 27 title, set for a July 2026 launch, and reveals the three players who will appear on its cover, while veteran analyst Kirk Herbstreit’s absence goes unexplained.
EA Sports revealed the cover athletes for its upcoming College Football 27 title, confirming that Malachi Toney, Dante Moore and Kewan Lacy will grace the cover, while longtime ESPN voice Kirk Herbstreit will be absent. Details about the game will be unveiled on June 4 via the EA Madden NFL YouTube channel.
Longtime ESPN commentator Kirk Herbstreit will not be featured in the forthcoming EA Sports College Football 27, ending a two‑decade presence in the franchise. The game, set for a July 9 release, showcases fresh cover talent alongside a roster of coaches and prospects.
EA Sports announces the exit of veteran commentator Kirk Herbstreit from College Football 27, set for a July release with new cover athletes and features.
EA Sports confirms that veteran commentator Kirk Herbstreit will not be part of the upcoming College Football 27, raising questions about the next generation of play‑by‑play voices.
Brendan Sorsby's eligibility fight challenges the NCAA's stance on gambling, with Rece Davis urging a clear path back and Texas Tech's playoff hopes hanging in the balance.
An imagined tournament that pits conference champions against one another, blending European soccer’s elite model with U.S. college hoops.
The College Football Playoff plans to add 24 teams, a move condemned by ESPN analyst Rece Davis, while the NCAA simultaneously expands March Madness to 76 teams in 2027, raising questions about the commercialization of college sports.
Veteran ESPN analyst Michael Wilbon has reignited a heated debate over the proposed expansion of the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, labeling the move a "money grab" that privileges television networks over the welfare of players and the sport’s integrity.
A proposal to double the College Football Playoff to 24 teams has ignited a clash between conference leaders, media giants and influential voices, with financial stakes and governance rules at the center of the debate.
ESPN analysts Mike Greenberg and Rece Davis, alongside ACC commissioner Jim Phillips, dissect the implications of a proposed 24‑team playoff, highlighting financial stakes and the risk to coaching jobs.