Richard Johnson

Advocacy groups and emerging pipelines aim to boost representation as college football faces unprecedented turnover

Florida will seek to hire its fourth football coach in 11 years

After a series of 'boring' wins, No. 2 Miami's loss to Louisville was interesting for all the wrong reasons

The carousel is spinning faster than ever before in mid-October, and more movement is on the way

The Hoosiers have strategically planned to ensure this program is more than just a blip on the radar

Lombardi explained North Carolina's need to sign a large 2026 recruiting class amid a roster rebuild that did not go to plan in 2025.

By hiring Belichick, North Carolina wanted relevance in college football. It got infamy instead.

After another crushing loss in a big moment, James Franklin's team forges on beginning Saturday with UCLA on CBS

The result is almost always the same under Franklin, who has every reason at this point to win big

Almost the cornerstone of a rebuild in Temple, Chambliss bet on himself to compete for QB1 Ole Miss -- now he may not give up the starting QB spot so easily

From recruiting to revenue, college sports is figuring out how to embrace AI.

Poor early season play has led Florida faithful to doubt whether Lagway truly is the answer under center

Venables is 21-5 against freshman QBs dating back to 2012

The Tar Heels pulled out all the stops for what became a historic loss

The Cowboys starting quarterback injured his foot in Thursday night's win over UT Martin