Nothing matters anymore and anybody can do whatever they want in college sports.
There are few moments in sports so immediately disastrous as a Texas court ruling that Sorsby, who repeatedly bet on his own team's game, can play in 2026.
USC has a lot of pressure to get into the College Football Playoff—along with these four other teams—but it doesn't mean this will be their year.
These five college football players have more pressure than they know what to do with for the 2026 season with sky-high expectations on players like Arch Manning.
College football isn't the NFL and it shouldn't strive to spread like it either.
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While Kewan Lacy, Dante Moore or Malachi Toney are certainly deserving, they're not the only players who had a case to be cover athletes for EA's College Football 27
Brendan Sorsby's actions have consequences and even the Cleveland Browns recognize that.
Trinidad Chambliss is one of the top 10 quarterbacks in college football, but he'll have competition in 2026 to be the best of the best.
In the age of the transfer portal, continuity can be the new market inefficiency.
Calling for a solution to a problem that benefitted your program isn't a good look.
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The rest of college football doesn't seem to care if it just means more in the South.
It sure looks like the Texas Tech Red Raiders are pretty serious about facing off against Steve Sarkisian and the Texas Longhorns.
In college football it's not enough to have one dominant receiver. These high-powered offenses have insane depth in the receiving corps.
When it comes to College Football Playoff expansion, the question isn't if the field will grow, but whether it grows to 16 or 24 teams.
What could happen to college football's most scrutinized sideline bosses after a bad 2026?