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Banks Are Rushing to Grab College Sports’ Newest Ad Space

SoFi has a sports sponsorship portfolio that includes the NFL’s richest naming-rights deal, the NBA, golf and a number of prominent athletes. This week it signed a deal that CEO Anthony Noto said “brings something truly unique.” SoFi will be the first jersey patch partner of Notre Dame athletics, with its logo featured prominently on […]

Get to Know Your Orange: #6, LB Chris D’Appolonia

It’s time to start preparing for the 2026 Syracuse Orange football season. We’re going through the roster to take a look at each Syracuse player as we get to know a lot of new faces for Year 3 of the Fran Brown Era. Up next is… Name: Chris D’Appolonia Position: Linebacker Year: Redshirt Junior Height: […]

Michigan Football Coaching Spotlight: WR coach Micah Simon

Although early in his career, new Michigan wide receivers coach Micah Simon has an abundance of experience to bring to the Wolverines for 2026. Michigan hasn’t had a player have 1,000 or more receiving yards in a single season since 2013, but sophomore Andrew Marsh is in a prime position to reach that mark and […]

Tulane and Iowa State move 2028 and 2029 games to Week 0

The Week 0 movement continues to grow. College football’s preliminary week in August wasn’t even used from 2005-15. In 2016, there was one Week 0 game. In 2021, there were five. And this year in 2026, there are eight on the docket. FBS teams are increasingly scheduling Week 0 games, and Iowa State and Tulane […]

Lane Kiffin Explains His Opposition To New 9-Game Schedule In SEC This Season

By JEFF PALERMO, Louisiana Radio Network The Southeastern Conference’s new nine-game conference schedule promises more marquee matchups for fans, more attractive schedules for season ticket holders and increased television ratings. But LSU coach Lane Kiffin [...] The post Lane Kiffin Explains His Opposition To New 9-Game Schedule In SEC This Season appeared first on TigerRag.com .

Top Questions For The Michigan Wolverines In 2026

The Sherrone Moore era at Michigan is mercifully over. With him has gone the dysfunctional nature of the locker room and all the talk of whether he could replace Jim Harbaugh. While the record during Noore’s tenure did not bely the chaos, having a steady coach in Kyle Whittingham will do marvels to bring Michigan […] The post Top Questions For The Michigan Wolverines In 2026 appeared first on HEAVY .

Bill Belichick Admits to Fixing Major Offensive Issue That Left UNC “Very Limited”

In a North Carolina side that struggled on all fronts, the offense drew the most criticism in 2025, and rightly so. And even on offense, a particular unit completely underperformed and was arguably the team’s weakest group, as none of its players met the basic threshold. Ahead of the 2026 season, Belichick has not only […] The post Bill Belichick Admits to Fixing Major Offensive Issue That Left UNC “Very Limited” appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Seven home games in 2027, Iowa State adjusts football schedules

Iowa State announced updates to their future football schedules, highlighted by a verbal agreement to extend the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series through 2031. The 2027 season will now feature seven home games for the Cyclones. This change follows a mutual agreement with Bowling Green to move their Sept. 18, 2027, game to MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack […]

UNC Announces Formal Investigation Into Michael Lombardi Case; Bill Belichick Responds

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has broken its silence on the situation involving general manager Michael Lombardi. At the time of the announcement, ESPN’s Pete Thamel reported that the Tar Heels made the decision in response to a complaint from a former UNC front-office employee. Now, the university has shed more light […] The post UNC Announces Formal Investigation Into Michael Lombardi Case; Bill Belichick Responds appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Roundtable: Grading the Dallas Mavericks Offseason

The NBA Offseason isn’t over but this week we decided to grade what the Dallas Mavericks have done so far. Michael: I’m giving the team an A-. That may be hard for some to fathom when a team like the 76ers landed Jaylen Brown and LeBron James (what could their grade possibly be if ours […]

Boise State’s Top Ten Newcomers

Every football season, we think we have an idea of what to expect from our favorite team’s roster. Every season, however, a number of new faces surprise us and become an integral part of the team’s success. In this article, I take a look at some new faces on Boise State’s roster and narrow it […]

Feeling Invigorated by the Reports of Jalen Hurts Lining Up Under Center in the New Eagles Offense

The Eagles beats reported that day 1 of training camp featured a healthy dose of Jalen Hurts under center: This is good for our mental health, if nothing else, because we’ve been watching a shotgun offense for the entirety of the Nick Sirianni era, and while it was absolutely incredible at times, it was agonizingly […] The post Feeling Invigorated by the Reports of Jalen Hurts Lining Up Under Center in the New Eagles Offense appeared first on Crossing Broad .

Summer Summary: July 30th

Lots of different thoughts from Big Ten Media Days-first, and most importantly, our recap. ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg interviewed the head coach. Also, some thoughts from former PSU beat writer Heather Dinich: Brad Crawford has overall thoughts on the conference, including the Nittany Lions. According to Rece Davis, the Blue and White may be headed for […]

Which New SEC Head Coach Worries You The Most

There are many ways in which Georgia is fortunate to have Kirby Smart as its head football coach. One of them is seen currently at six other SEC schools. As this season begins, LSU, Kentucky, Ole Miss, Auburn, Florida and Arkansas have new head football coaches. For Auburn, Florida and Arkansas, they get a handful […]

Mike Martin looks to add his unique perspective to Michigan Basketball

Joining head coach Mike Boynton Jr.’s staff, new Michigan men’s basketball assistant coach Mike Martin spent the last 14 seasons as Brown’s head coach after serving as an assistant at Penn from 2006-12. Martin played for Brown from 2000-04 prior to his coaching career, spending most of his basketball career there. Martin sat down to […]