Category: NCAA Football

It's more than football, it's a calling: Colorado football coach Deion Sanders and his fight to raise cancer awareness

Wisconsin knew it had to improve its culture after going 5-7 last year for its first losing season since 2001.

Colorado coach Deion Sanders said he depends on Depend underwear after bladder removal. The brand confirmed it has a partnership with him.

Sam Horn signed a professional contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers. However, he will return to Missouri to compete for the starting QB role.

The stream of lawsuits across the country from college athletes trying to grab another season of eligibility appears ready to fizzle out for a bit.

While some power conference teams are dodging marquee games outside of league play, others are embracing them.

Michigan football has Hudson Hollenbeck at punter, but there's more competition after adding Hunter Robertson, who went to Berkley High School.

The great debate over the best college football stadium is sure to inspire strong opinions. Our staff weighing in to create our list of the top 25.

Indiana's football scheduling moves aren't just pathetic. They're unnecessary. The College Football Playoff committee wields the power to clap back.

North Carolina Central head coach Trei Oliver said he noticed a Virginia Tech staff member "recruiting our running back" on the sideline.

As rumors have continued to swirl around Colorado's Deion Sanders, the coach is slated to have media availability July 28 with his medical team.

In another sign of how name, image and likeness payments have fundamentally changed college football, Maryland head coach Mike Locksley admitted this week that player payments became such a contentious issue on his team that it caused strife in the locker room.

The Colorado coach announced his return after suffering a health setback that kept him on sabbatical in east Texas.

Tim Pernetti said Friday he believes his conference has teams capable of competing in the 12-team playoff — which could get expanded to 16 — and winning the national championship.

American Conference commissioner Tim Pernetti said he was aware of Memphis’ intentions to leave the conference for the Big 12 and praised the school for being ambitious, even though the Tigers’ bid to join the Power Four failed.