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Hudson used October 3 to make a carefully timed pop-culture reference
David Schiavone

Coach Prime insists Julian Lewis' demotion is more complicated than a simple benching as Colorado searches for answers after another offensive collapse
Euan Burns

Colorado's latest quarterback gamble has failed badly, leaving Deion Sanders facing a familiar problem that could ultimately determine whether he remains in Boulder
Euan Burns

Northwestern did not unveil its new home quietly. The Wildcats opened the $875 million Ryan Field on Friday night against Penn State, turning the first game in their new stadium into a spectacle, and then making the night even more memorable with a 34-13 victory over the Nittany Lions. The new Ryan Field is unlike most major college football stadium projects. Northwestern spent more money than any college program has previously spent on a stadium while intentionally reducing its capacity to 35,000, making it the smallest venue in the Big Ten. The philosophy is clear: fewer seats, closer fans, louder football.
Angel Nakamura

Barstool Sports is out of Fox’s Saturday pregame coverage, but its relationship with the network continues
Adriano Boin

Five of the Longhorns' next six games are against teams that are currently ranked in the top 25
Jorge Gordillo

Alabama-Mississippi State and Ohio State-Iowa headline a packed weekend stretching from Friday through early Sunday
David Schiavone

Star defender still viewed as an elite prospect, but his response to coaches has changed the conversation
David Schiavone

The WR is rewriting the rules at Ohio State. The young receiver continues to dominate, and Ryan Day revealed the traits that make him a unique talent and a serious Heisman Trophy contender.
Jose Victor Escobar Rodriguez

Does the Florida college student have more than her outfits to capitalize on her viral fame?
Roberto Ortega

The University of Florida student became an unexpected talking point after ABC cameras focused on her during the Gators’ 52-28 victory
David Schiavone

The Longhorns QB remains a top NFL prospect, but Robert Griffin III believes he needs more time before making the jump to the next level.
Jose Victor Escobar Rodriguez

Texas star Colin Simmons sparks controversy after controversial celebration leads to calls for punishment
Jose Victor Escobar Rodriguez

A one-game suspension leaves unresolved questions about his conduct while Moore’s recovery remains uncertain
Roberto Ortega

A late interception and touchdown seal a dramatic victory for the Massapequa Chiefs
Adriano Boin

The former Saguaro High School standout and Arizona state champion was remembered for his football career and close ties to his family
Adriano Boin

Michael Barker spends thousands each season testing obstructed views and warning fans before they buy
David Schiavone

The LSU tackle as a player with "elite-level potential in the passing game"
Angel Nakamura

The Longhorns have shown that they can win a high-pressure road game against a ranked SEC opponent
Angel Nakamura

Texas running back Raleek Brown gave college football fans one of the most memorable highlights of the weekend during the Longhorns' 20-17 victory over Tennessee. The senior transfer showcased his elite athleticism on a dazzling run that featured a spin move, a full 360-degree turn, and a hurdle over a would-be Volunteer tackler, leaving viewers scrambling to watch the replay again and again. Many viewers immediately drew comparisons to Philadelphia Eagles star Saquon Barkley, whose gravity-defying hurdle became one of the NFL's defining highlights in recent years. While Brown's move had its own flair, the combination of a spin and leap over a defender sparked memories of Barkley's ability to turn routine plays into viral moments.
Angel Nakamura

Every college football coach is judged by results, and that's where the legendary player is struggling
Angel Nakamura

Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders is beginning to face the kind of pressure that accompanies unmet expectations in major college football after his Colorado Buffaloes lost to Baylor 23-13. Amidst the drama, a resurfaced video shows Sanders in a heated argument with ESPN reporter Ed Werder during a fiery postgame press conference on September 2, 2023. Coach Prime constantly yells. “"Do you believe now?" to the reporter, who was critical of Deion’s performances with the Buffaloes three years ago. It’s a clear sign that the NFL Hall of Famer needs to find a way to turn things around, and fast.
Angel Nakamura

The Texas coach praised Simmons’ five-sack night but warned that the Longhorns cannot afford repeat mistakes
David Schiavone

Maverick Baranowski embraced the moment after Fleck smeared blood across his face
David Schiavone