The college football transfer portal opened on Jan. 2, but players didn't wait until then to announce their intentions to enter it.

Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas will be the host site for next season's national championship game as the Big Ten looks to continue its reign atop college football on the heels of three consecutive titles. While no two-deeps are set given roster fluctuation still taking place, some teams are better suited than others to compete for a title in 2026.

Several notable transfers have already found their next home. However, there’s no shortage of top targets who are still available in the NCAA Transfer Portal. Further, more players will continue to enter the portal until it closes on Jan.

An industry valuation update published this week shows that college football programs have ballooned into multi-billion-dollar assets, with 15 FBS programs now

As Miami football goes for its first national championship in 24 years, here's a look back at the Hurricanes' 2001 title team.

Not surprisingly, the Hoosiers are No. 1 in the first edition of the 2026 Way-Too-Early Top 25. Coach Curt Cignetti and his staff will have to replace many of their best players, but they've proved they can evaluate, develop and coach better than most.

Xavier Sabb, a 6-foot-1, 180-pound athlete out of Glassboro High School in New Jersey, is widely viewed as one of the most complete football players in the coun

The College Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026 announcement sparked immediate debate, and no omission stood out more than Cam Newton. One of the most dominant players the sport has ever seen, Newton was left off the ballot despite owning one of the greatest single seasons in college football history and reshaping Auburn’s program in the process.