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Indiana University’s football program achieved a flawless 16‑0 season in 2025, winning its first national title and sparking a nationwide shift toward veteran‑focused roster construction.
Former TCU quarterback Josh Hoover has pledged to Indiana University, bringing a record‑breaking passing résumé and championship experience to the Hoosiers.
The opening weekend of college football delivered a cascade of storylines that set the tone for the months ahead, from unexpected upsets to breakout performances that left fans eager for more.
The 2026 college football season opens with a calendar shift, early losses for powerhouse programs, and surprising wins that highlight the sport's evolving dynamics.
From Bill Belichick’s college debut to USC’s star‑laden offense, the first games of the season promise drama and unexpected results.
On August 29, 2026, the TCU Horned Frogs and North Carolina Tar Heels will clash in Dublin, Ireland, marking the first international college football game for both programs and highlighting new storylines under head coaches Sonny Dykes and Bill Belichick.
The Horned Frogs travel to Ireland for their first 2026 game, with Jaden Craig debuting under a mixed zone‑run and Air Raid system while ESPN broadcasts the matchup at 11 a.m. Central.
On August 29, 2026, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will open its season against Texas Christian University in Dublin, Ireland, in the first international game in program history, broadcast live on ESPN.
TCU's athletic department revokes the Fort Worth Star-Telegram's credentials after a locker room assault story, sidelining reporter Steven Johnson and igniting a debate over media relations and athlete safety.
The Southeastern Conference has joined the Big Ten in restricting athletes with professional contracts from returning to college, while state court rulings have created a patchwork of fifth‑year eligibility that is reshaping the landscape of NCAA sports.
The Big Ten’s suspension of a coach for fielding a former professional player has sparked a nationwide debate over NCAA eligibility, prompting calls for congressional action and raising questions about the future of college sports.
The conference’s new eligibility rule, prompted by a state court’s fifth‑year grant to Dae’Quan Wright, has ignited opposition from the SEC and raised questions about national leadership in college sports.
A historic game between Arizona State and Kansas will headline a new transatlantic series, blending global exposure, NIL revenue and ambitious fan outreach while confronting sponsorship and cultural hurdles.
Texas Christian University will host its inaugural overseas game in Dublin on August 29, 2026, facing North Carolina in a milestone Week Zero contest that highlights the program’s rising national profile.
TCU opens its 2026 campaign against North Carolina in Ireland, aiming for a strong start under head coach Sonny Dykes.
West Virginia University’s football program enters the 2026 season under second‑year head coach Rich Rodriguez, who believes the roster is deeper and faster than a year ago. After a 4‑8 finish in 2025, the Mountaineers are aiming for a balanced schedule that could deliver the six wins needed for bowl eligibility.
TCU removed Jacob Fields from the roster following a reported locker‑room fight, a move that reshapes the team's defensive plans before its first game against North Carolina in Dublin.
A look at eight programs outside the AP Top 25 that possess the talent, coaching and schedule advantages to break into the College Football Playoff this season
As the Tar Heels finalize camp ahead of their Dublin showdown, new offensive schemes under Bobby Petrino and Bill Belichick's rebuild aim to turn last season's woes into a confidence‑boosting victory
The Indiana Hoosiers are reshaping their signal‑calling room with a veteran transfer, a promising backup competition and a long‑term prospect, all under a coaching staff eager to rebuild depth.
Five programs that were not preseason favorites could force their way into the College Football Playoff picture for the 2026 season, driven by new coaches, key transfers and manageable schedules.
The 2026 College Football Playoff picture in the Big 12 is shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable in recent memory, with TCU and Oklahoma State poised to challenge the traditional power structure.
TCU, UNLV, South Carolina, Minnesota, Louisville, Florida, Cal and Oklahoma State each bring distinct storylines — new coaches, key transfers and favorable schedules — that could see them join the playoff conversation.
A decade of high‑scoring Air Raid and spread offenses has given way to a more balanced, defense‑driven landscape in the FBS.