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Jeremiah Smith bold predictions for 2025 Ohio State season

Ohio State football starts its national title defense in rugged fashion on Aug. 30. The top-ranked Texas Longhorns come to Columbus. Fortunately the return of Jeremiah Smith eases any worries of a Buckeyes stumble. Smith sparked the late charge for the Buckeyes last season. OSU went 9-1 the rest of the way with Smith shredding secondaries. All as a true …

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WVU getting prepared for calling tempo offense, even with sign stealers

MORGANTOWN — The whole offseason, the talk around Rich Rodriguez’s offense has been about tempo. The famous “spot the ball,” saying is back. Rodriguez’s offense is going to be moving out there. Over the past couple of weeks and in the spring, the players and coaching staff discussed how they’ve adjusted to the tempo, whether that’s through getting in better …

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Malik Nabers expects ‘surprise’ season from Tigers in 2025

Wide receiver Malik Nabers is highly optimistic about the LSU Tigers’ chances going into the 2025 season. Nabers represented his alma mater from 2021 to 2023. He developed remarkable chemistry with quarterback Jayden Daniels during his time there, becoming one of the nation’s best young receivers. After 38 career games, he made 189 catches for 3,003 yards and 21 touchdowns. …

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Isaiah Jatta brings passion to BYU’s offensive line – Deseret News

As BYU’s spring football camp was winding down about five months ago, offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick said Snow College and Colorado transfer Isaiah Jatta had earned the starting left tackle spot on the Cougars’ offensive line in 2025. That statement in late March wasn’t received with a lot of attention and fanfare, but to the 6-foot-6, 315-pound Jatta, it meant …

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Class 3A/2A/8-Man/6-Man football preview: Will St. Michael’s and Texico three-peat? | Sports

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Unioto’s defense shines in dominating season-opening win over Portsmouth

PORTSMOUTH – Even though Unioto’s offense struggled and looked a little sloppy in the first quarter during its season opener against Portsmouth, the Sherman Tanks’ defense set the tone against the host Trojans. Unioto’s defense was suffocating from start to finish, and once the offense got going, Portsmouth had no answer. It all added up to a dominating 42-0 non-conference …

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Why James Franklin doesn’t feel difference in rising expectations

James Franklin understands the importance of the Penn State Nittany Lions having a high status as a national contender. With the expectations that come with that, he gave his thoughts on the subject. Franklin is entering his 15th season as a college football head coach, his 12th with the Nittany Lions. He rose through the ranks to become one of …

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How SEC’s nine-game schedule will impact lower-division conference teams

How the new format may alter bowl chances, recruiting battles, and rivalries The SEC’s decision to move to a nine-game conference schedule beginning in 2026 has sent shockwaves across college football. For powerhouse programs, it’s another chance to showcase dominance. For others, it’s a dangerous new reality where bowl eligibility, coaching stability, and recruiting momentum will all be on the …

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Michigan State football to host top 2028 safety Jayden Evans

Michigan State football is gearing up for the 2025 football season, and while the games on the field are the most important task at hand, the ability to show off the program in a strong light for recruits is also a major task. While a host of visitors have been announced for the first few weeks of the season, the …

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Iowa high school football: Top 2A quarterbacks

The Class 2A field for Iowa high school football features some intriguing quarterback prospects. As we move farther away from 5A, we see more athletes at the position, as players can use both their arm and legs to destroy defenses. MORE: Class 2A district races in Iowa high school football This year, the 2A group is as deep and talented …

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College Football Playoff ranking announcements for the 2025 season

As the college football season nears, here’s the annual reminder that the preseason rankings don’t matter one bit — even though Ohio State has received a ton of respect in both the US LBM Coaches and AP Polls in the preseason. No, the only rankings that matter are those that come from the College Football Playoff committee on the back-end …

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Northwestern reaches settlement with former football coach Pat Fitzgerald, ending wrongful termination lawsuit

Getty Images Northwestern and former football coach Pat Fitzgerald reached a settlement Thursday regarding Fitzgerald’s wrongful termination lawsuit against the university, sources tell CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz. Fitzgerald, who was seeking $130 million, initially filed the suit in October 2023 after he was fired in July of that year when reports emerged of alleged hazing incidents that occurred in the …

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SEC announces move to nine-game schedule beginning in 2026 season

The big, bad SEC has finally relented. On Thursday, the conference announced that it voted to adopt a nine-game conference schedule beginning in 2026, finally coming in line with what the Big Ten does. In the past, the SEC has claimed that its conference is tough enough that it didn’t need to add an extra game, instead opting to play …

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