College Football News
It’s great news for college football as a whole — and especially for those who care about the historic rivalry that dates back to 1926.
Nicole Auerbach dives into the Big 12 conference ahead of the 2026-27 season, where Texas Tech’s encore and a revitalized Deion Sanders are top of mind.
A federal court dealt a serious blow to the NCAA’s new “5 for 5" eligibility rule when it granted a fifth season this school year to all high school class of ’22 athletes who exhausted their fourth year of eligibility in spring.
Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti considers the league’s three College Football Playoff championships testaments to the league’s strength from top to bottom.
The College Sports Commission has approved $7.5 million in restructured name, image and likeness deals for 18 Nebraska football players.
The Big Ten appears to be in no hurry to change its status as the only major conference that doesn’t require its schools to schedule at least one nonconference game against another Power Four member each year.
Indiana’s Curt Cignetti is ‘stalking complacency’ as Hoosiers get ready to begin their title defense
Curt Cignetti wants his program to maintain the same edge it carried while working its way up.
Pat Fitzgerald fought his way back to coaching in the Big Ten. Kyle Whittingham practically fell into it after 21 years at Utah. Now, they share similar missions in one of the fiercest rivalries in college sports.
“We’re working through some things,” Bill Belichick said before the morning’s first official practice.
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith downplays his chances of winning a Heisman Trophy even though he’s generally regarded as college football’s top returning player regardless of position.
