College Football

How Nittany Lions are ‘way ahead’ of competition

Expectations for the 2025 Penn State football team are through the roof, and it’s because of the veteran talent on the team. On both sides of the ball, the Nittany Lions are loaded with talent that could be playing in the NFL. From Drew Allar leading the way offensively to Dani Dennis-Sutton being a nightmare for the opposition on defense, …

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Tennessee football tickets, prices for games on 2025 schedule

Tennessee football should be a hot ticket in the 2025 season as it tries to get back to the College Football Playoff. The Vols play seven home games at Neyland Stadium, where they’ve posted an eye-opening 25-4 record during Josh Heupel’s coaching tenure. Four of Tennessee’s home games were sold out by early August, and tickets were limited for the …

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UConn’s Skyler Bell named to Biletnikoff Award watch list

UConn wide receiver Skyler Bell was one of 47 players named to the preseason watch list for the 2025 Biletnikoff Award, which goes to the best receiver in the nation, on Wednesday. Transferring in from Wisconsin last offseason, Bell made an immediate impact as he led the Huskies with 860 yards and five touchdowns on 50 catches, including 141 yards …

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WR makes insane one-handed grab in practice

The Michigan football offense was a complete trainwreck during the 2024 season, and if the Wolverines want to have a bounce back year, they need to improve a lot. One position that needs work is wide receiver. Michigan had very little production from its WRs last season, but that could also be because the quarterback situation was abysmal. All in …

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Why James Franklin is ‘proud’ of his tenure

Penn State football head coach James Franklin takes a lot of heat for his shortcomings with the Nittany Lions, but during his tenure with the program, he has been pretty successful. Franklin hasn’t won any national championships and it’s been nearly 10 years since Penn State has won the Big Ten, but still, the program has experienced more success than …

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Bill Belichick gives update on DL competition

Bill Belichick is just a few weeks away from making his coaching debut with the North Carolina football team, and that is something that the entire college football world will be watching. Camp is underway for the Tar Heels as they get ready to begin the 2025 season, and there are a lot of questions marks surrounding the team ahead …

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Hugh Freeze on what Tigers must fix after sluggish practice

The Auburn Tigers football team opened its latest SEC practice amid rising expectations, as head coach Hugh Freeze works to lead the program back to prominence in the upcoming season. Following consecutive losing seasons, each practice is now closely under the microscope, with Auburn players and coaches facing mounting scrutiny from fans and media alike. Key storylines include the leadership …

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Kirk Herbstreit ‘super high’ on 1 Fighting Irish QB

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are preparing for the upcoming season with big hopes of reaching the National Championship once again. Only this time, the program hopes to win after suffering a 34-23 loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes. At the very least, the quarterback position might be something the team can lean on, as Kirk Herbstreit reveals he’s a …

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Wolverines closing in on top-10 recruiting class

Sherrone Moore and Michigan have amassed one of the country’s best recruiting hauls this cycle, with 22 commitments and a class that ranks No. 11 nationally, according to the Rivals Industry Team Recruiting Rankings. The Wolverines look to largely be done in this class, though a few flip targets and two major uncommitted prospects remain out there. Five-star running back Savion …

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Who is standing out as Utes begin padded practices? – Deseret News

The pads are on for Utah, and now the real work begins. The Utes had their first padded practice Wednesday afternoon and had about 50 snaps of “live work,” giving coaches their first chance since spring to see players in situations that better simulate game action. “Saw some really good things. Wayshawn Parker had some nice physical runs, NaQuari Rogers …

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Three Penn State players are named to Sporting News All-America teams

Three Penn State football players received preseason All-America recognition Wednesday from the Sporting News. Guard Vega Ioane was named to the first team, and running back Nick Singleton and defensive tackle Zane Durant were selected to the second team. Ioane returns for his second full season as a starter after Big Ten coaches and media named him to their all-conference …

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Top 20 linebackers in California high school football entering 2025

The Sporting News’ preview for California’s 2025 high school football season rolls on with a look at the state’s top 20 linebackers. Following the top 20 are the names of 10 more LBs who were heavily considered for a top-20 ranking. With only 30 players mentioned, there are future Division 1 college players who are current high school standouts who didn’t …

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Top prospects in the 2026 class

Georgia’s high school football talent stacks up against any other state in the country, with dozens of Peach State players considered to be among the nation’s most sought-after recruits. In the 2025 class, the state had a whopping 36 players ranked among the nation’s top 300, second only to Florida (37) and Texas (42). And that’s despite having one-half the population …

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18 DAYS TO 2025 KICKOFF: Wesley Fair

Redshirt Sophomore | 6-1 | 200 lbs. | Wichita, Kansas Wesley Fair Courtesy Kansas State Athletics Position: SafetyPrevious College: NoneProjection: Second-StringStatus: On Scholarship Wesley Fair (b. Oct. 8, 2004) is a young safety with speed, toughness and stamina from Collegiate High School in Wichita who is majoring in business administration. Fair arrived in time for 2024 spring practices and several …

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What coach Thomas Ford Jr. learned following Idaho’s first scrimmage

MOSCOW, Idaho – Judging the state of a football team from an initial scrimmage is an iffy thing at best. University of Idaho coach Thomas Ford Jr. was game, though, and took a stab at it after the Vandals worked live for about two hours with game officials during the team’s first practice in full pads at the Kibbie Dome …

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