Shehan Jeyarajah

Following a culture review and years of off-field chaos, Michigan's next athletic director must provide something Manuel did not

These college football coaches could find themselves in hot water in 2026

Eric Morris gave Drew Mestemaker a chance despite never starting a game in high school. The QB repaid his coach's faith by following him to Oklahoma State to be part a 'hard reset'

Despite posting some of the nation's best numbers, the quiet SMU quarterback is ready to shatter expectations and launch an unlikely Heisman Trophy campaign

Under the new rules, all college athletes will have five years to play five seasons

With Brendan Sorsby bound for the NFL, former four-star recruit Will Hammond steps into the spotlight as the Red Raiders chase back-to-back Big 12 titles

The Red Raiders quarterback bypasses a massive eligibility battle and legal war with the Big 12 after admitting to wagering on his own team

Texas Tech's leadership released a unified video defending Brendan Sorsby's return, framing it as a moral obligation to support a student battling addiction. But the explanation -- heartfelt as it is -- can't escape the tension between genuine care and competitive incentive

A judge ruled on Monday that Sorsby will be eligible to participate during the 2026 season

The world's most iconic athlete will meet one of America's most iconic college sports cathedrals when Argentina takes on Honduras in a World Cup friendly on Saturday

After hearing arguments on Monday, a judge will soon decide whether to grant Sorsby an injunction amidst a gambling investigation

The league believes playoff expansion would help create more access for its members

McGuire said both ACU and Texas State are willing to pull out of Week 1 games against Texas Tech and Texas, respectively

The Big 12 remains the most upwardly mobile league in major football, where anything feels possible

Formal approval of the sport by each of the three NCAA divisions is expected in 2027