College Football Headlines

From CFP (and FCS playoff) classics to OT thrillers and what-the-heck moments, this season had it all.

Nebraska made a significant late addition in the 2026 class Wednesday with a commitment from four-star defensive tackle Dylan Berymon, the top uncommitted prospect in the 2026 cycle.

Montana coach Bobby Hauck, saying that college football has become "not enjoyable" amid the seismic shift in the sport, announced his retirement Wednesday.

New Northwestern offensive coordinator Chip Kelly said he saw the Wildcats as an ascending program amid the rapid changes affecting college football.

Washington quarterback Demond Williams Jr. said Wednesday his short-lived decision to leave the Huskies was a mistake that resulted from "really bad advice."

Wisconsin football coach Luke Fickell, at his request, was not among the coaches to receive a customary one-year extension from the school's athletic board.

The NCAA has denied Ole Miss' appeal for Trinidad Chambliss' sixth-year eligibility waiver, which will direct his fight to play college football in 2026 to state court.

Cotton Bowl president and CEO Rick Baker announced Wednesday he is retiring after 38 years with the organization that operates the College Football Playoff game played in North Texas.

Tennessee quarterback Joey Aguilar has been granted a temporary restraining order in his lawsuit against the NCAA seeking an extra year of eligibility, which he would use as a member of the Vols.

Lincoln Riley and the Trojans break the SEC's five-year grip on football recruiting supremacy.

Before the Class of 2026 takes on college football, we look at who's ready to make an impact.

With signing day closing many team's personnel moves, we look at the teams ready to make long postseason runs.

The transfer portal closed Jan. 16. Here's your guide to the best players on the move this offseason.

Matt Miller goes two rounds deep in his latest mock draft. Which prospects rose after the Senior Bowl? Which teams need QBs?

In a sprint to the early signing period, Franklin gutted his former school and brought life to the Hokies.

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