Chris Hummer

The Buckeyes spent the last few months working on their rushing attack after a lack of ground game caught up with them during last year's postseason run

These teams will look quite different and could see a wild swing in their win totals in 2026

Scarlet, Gray and mortgages? Ohio State's new Chase Bank logo patches are the latest reminder that no college football tradition is sacred anymore

SEC voters showed plenty of respect to Texas in with their all-conference selections, but did they snub the Longhorns' spotlight QB?

The Longhorns and Aggies both reached 10 wins last season, the first time that's happened since 1975

A Western Kentucky roster decision and NCAA rules left Vaka one semester from graduation, with nowhere to play

Despite an underwhelming tenure at Florida, Napier has found solid ground months later at a Group of Six powerhouse

From Oregon's star-studded quarterback room to Alabama's stellar safeties, these are college football's best position groups for 2026

After an uneven but encouraging first season as Texas' starter, Manning enters a championship window with a loaded roster, legitimate Heisman hopes and expectations that finally fit the reality

Coleman arrived as a top-10 transfer and one of Tennessee's splashiest NIL-era additions. Months later, the Vols are moving on.

From must-perform offensive linemen to ceiling-raising quarterbacks, these 25 transfers are poised to change the College Football Playoff race in 2026

From Brendan Sorsby's replacement at Texas Tech to DJ Lagway's development at Baylor, we've got the scoop on all the biggest offseason developments in the Big 12

After a week of outrage over the suspended quarterback's gambling case, Sorsby's supplemental draft decision gave Texas Tech, the NCAA and the sport itself the cleanest possible ending.

Unofficial visits are supposed to be self-funded. These stories show how schools are finding legal and illegal ways to cover the cost.

Schools are increasingly paying for unofficial visits despite NCAA rules preventing it. Here's how the system works -- legally and illegally -- and why enforcement can't keep up