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Senior linebacker Alexander Kilgore from SMU just landed a spot on the 2026 Allstate Wuerffel Trophy Watch List. It’s a

Big news for college football fans—Jett Harrison, a top-three ranked prospect in the 2028 class, just inked a pretty major

In a recent twist that’s got the college football world buzzing, former Western Kentucky defensive lineman Victory Vaka has filed

Illinois just set a new bar in college football by unveiling the largest video board in the sport at Gies

After the House v. NCAA settlement, which now lets colleges pay student-athletes directly for their name, image, and likeness (NIL),

College football fans have something to chew on: Zak Herbstreit from On3 dropped his picks for the 12-team College Football

The Protect College Sports Act has finally made it through with some big revisions. Lawmakers aimed to keep college sports,

Texas Tech football under head coach Joey McGuire is starting to look a little different these days. There’s a new

The landscape of college football recruiting has shifted a lot in recent years. Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals are

Another college football season is almost here, and the Big Ten Conference has everyone talking. With 18 teams battling it

In a groundbreaking move, Rich Paul, one of the most renowned sports agents globally, is setting the stage for high

The 2026 college football season already feels like it’s going to be wild. There are changes everywhere—new playoff rules, conference

George Mason Athletics is making a bold move to connect collegiate sports with local businesses. NOVA’s Team NIL Business Summit

Harding University senior fullback Andrew Miller just landed a spot on The Athletic’s College Football “Freaks List.” This list, curated

In a notable shift for college sports, U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken has upheld the House settlement administrator’s call to

Utah junior safety Jackson Bennee landed on the Paul Hornung Award Watch List, an honor reserved for college football’s most

College football just doesn’t look like it did even ten years ago. Oregon coach Dan Lanning has become one of

College basketball fans, get ready. This season promises plenty of twists as we look at the latest NCAA eligibility updates

Big news for Syracuse football: two of their linebackers, Chris D’Appolonia and Antoine Deslauriers, just landed spots on Bruce Feldman’s

Julian Sayin’s journey from a five-star recruit under Nick Saban at Alabama to a star quarterback at Ohio State has

Ohio State football fans have a lot to look forward to this year. The Buckeyes are shaking things up with

The landscape of college sports has changed fast with NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) agreements. Athletes can now cash in

Wisconsin football’s spring practice No. 4 started out in pouring rain, with lightning flashing overhead. They had to hustle indoors

Kansas Athletics and Texas Tech just shook up college sports with some pretty wild deals involving digital asset companies. It’s

The 2026 college football season looks like it could be a wild one. We’ve got veteran quarterbacks returning and a

In a significant legal development, U.S. District Judge Charlotte Sweeney has clarified her class-wide injunction against the NCAA. This affects

In a surprising turn, the former Iowa State football head coach is back in the headlines. The story digs into

The landscape of college athletics has changed fast with the rise of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) agreements. Now, student-athletes

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish football program is staring down what might be a transformative season under head coach Marcus

The recent developments in the Senate around Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) legislation have really stirred the pot in college

Devin Gardner—the name rings a bell for anyone who’s followed Michigan football. His story has deep roots in Detroit, a

We’re living in the age of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals, and, honestly, college athletics feels like it’s being

Football season’s almost here, but this offseason for college football—and basketball—has taken a wild turn. A judge in Colorado just

Ohio State football fans have a lot to buzz about this season. Quarterback Julian Sayin is back on the field,

In the ever-evolving landscape of college sports, Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals have become a game-changer. They’ve created a

The 1960 college football season stands out for fans of the Mississippi State Bulldogs. It’s a year that, honestly, still