It's been a long while since Notre Dame had an offensive playmaker as dangerous as running back Jeremiyah Love. After tip-toeing into the water as a freshman in 2023, Love broke out last season, rushing for 1,125 yards, hauling in another 237 receiving yards, and finding the end zone 19 times.
Growing up just five minutes away from campus, I have always been a fan of Stanford. Being just seven years old watching the Cardinal be dominant, winning rivalry games, Bowl games, and producing NFL talent, the Cardinal truly started my love for football.
Height: 5090 (unofficial) Weight: 208 (unofficial) Year: Fifth Year Senior Pro Comparison: Bryce Love UCF Knights running back RJ Harvey is a low-to-the-ground runner who offers a sudden short-area running style and some nifty contact balance as he prepares to make his leap to the NFL.
How many of the active NFL players to rack up at least 140 receiving yards and catch two touchdowns in one game can you name in six minutes?
The one week a year with the power to stir the soul of even the most apathetic college football fan is here — at long last, we’ve reached Rivalry Week. It’s thrilling when the matchups come with postseason implications, but the stakes feel high regardless.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
“Damn the wheel of the world, why must you continually turn over?” Leslie Knope said that once in an episode of "Parks and Recreation," but I like to think it applies to our current college football situation.
I can’t believe we are just five short weeks away from the end of the regular college football season. Thank you, guys, for sticking with me on this crazy journey.
No team in college football this season is perfect. Not even Alabama. Some teams have more glaring shortcomings than others, and that includes the better teams in the country.
Well college football, you did it – now everybody is officially mad. Cue Drake’s “I’m Upset,” and put it on repeat until next weekend because the word upset is now a college football vibe — for some fans it’s a noun, but for the rest it’s a dirty little verb.
This college football season can be defined by only one word so far: epic. And Week 6 kept with that theme, giving us an absolute track meet of a Red River Rivalry game with Texas outlasting Oklahoma 48-45 and ultimately determining that the Longhorns are back — like Backstreet Boys back.
There have already been major changes to some college football players' draft stock due to early results.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
If you are still feeling a Week 4 college football hangover, don’t worry. You are not alone. The collegiate gridiron itself was a little tipsy with near upsets from teams like Army and Iowa, an insane comeback from the Stanford Cardinal as well as program history made by Old Dominion with its 49-35 win over No.
We are officially one-fifth of the way through the college football season. And while for some of us, it already feels like a lifetime of games we can’t get back, nothing has happened that can't be undone.
Every year, more than 100 FBS college teams take the field, but most of them will never sniff the national championship. Eastern Michigan, for example, is just dreaming of a bowl game, not of making the playoffs.
Week 1 of college football has come and gone, revealing some teams' true colors but also confirming things we already knew to be true. We learned that
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