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4th & Forever: Bill Curry – Football and the Value of the Team
By Eric Moreno | Posted 1/14/2021 Few people have earned the right more to be called a steward of the game of football than the legendary...
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Bowl games look to future after weathering challenging year
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Even after canceling the Tournament of Roses parade during the summer and scaling back the pregame festivities normally associated with the...
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NCAA FCS schedules nearly set with season starting in February
By Eric Olson One college football season just ended, and another one starts in just over a month. All but a few teams in the...
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Column: Let’s just get college football season over with
By Paul Newberry Let’s just get this over with. There’s nothing to celebrate as college football hobbles to the finish line of a grim season...
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University: Utah star freshman running back Ty Jordan dead
DALLAS (AP) — Ty Jordan, a star freshman running back for the University of Utah who grew up in the Dallas area, has died, school...
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The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on college and pro football
No. 19 Southern California has closed its training complex for the day after an unidentified player tested positive for COVID-19. The unbeaten Trojans didn’t practice...
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Takeaways: Playing through pandemic predictably frustrating
By Ralph Russo The college football Saturday started with another game being postponed, the 18th of the week, and a dispute between Clemson and Florida...
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Big Ten will play football in fall
Big Ten is going to give fall football a shot after all. Less than five weeks after pushing football and other fall sports to spring...
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College football embarks on uncertain season of COVID-19
By Ralph Russo A most overused coaching cliche has never been so relevant as college football embarks on a season of COVID-19: Take it one...
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Virus toll on sports: 3,000-plus football games, sport cuts
The impact of the coronavirus on college athletics stretches from coast to coast, to schools big and small. Some of the details as compiled by...
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College football in the spring: When? How much? Who plays?
By Ralph Russo Back in April, not long after the NCAA basketball tournaments were canceled because of the pandemic, the idea of moving the college...
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If college football season doesn’t happen, NFL likely will play on Saturdays
By Mike Florio Bad news: There may be no college football on Saturdays this year. Good news: There may be NFL football on Saturdays this...
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AP source: MAC cancels fall football season due to virus
By Ralph Russo The Mid-American Conference on Saturday became the first league competing at college football’s highest level to cancel its fall season because of...
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Colonial Athletic Association cancels fall football season
Colonial Athletic Association football became the latest domino to tumble in college football, announcing it will not have a conference schedule this fall because of...
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Pac-12 considering multiple options, including moving football to spring
By Michael David Smith Football could be a spring sport in the Pac-12 in the coming school year. Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott says he’s still...
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Why D1 Football Players Are Training With the Triple Jump
Of all the athletic marvels the human body’s capable of, a world-class Triple Jump might be the most mind-boggling. An Olympic event since 1896, the...
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LIVESTREAM: Mexico CONADEIP – Borregos México vs Borregos Toluca, Sat. Sept. 21, 1p (2p EDT, 8p CEDT)
The Borregos México (1-1) will face the 0-2 Borregos Toluca in a key matchup in Mexico’s CONADEIP League Saturday, September 21 . CONADEIP (Comisión Nacional...
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Japan: Phoenix Rise Again – Nichidai Win First National Collegiate Title In 27 Years
The silence was deafening as freshman quarterback Taiki Hayashi took a knee to run out the clock on the 2017 Koshien Bowl. Hayashi, named the...
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Craziest plays in college football history
College football has produced some of the wildest plays in football history. From what has now become known as “The Play” in 1982 when the...
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Top 10 College Plays Of The Week From Mexico
With college football in Mexico winding down to the playoffs, there has been plenty of action as teams jockey for position. The ONEFA league (public...
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Four Ways A National Team Scout Knows An Athlete Is A Future Division I Player
High school athletes across the country compete for their school with the same ultimate goal in mind: become a Division I football player. While athletes...
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Meet the Smartest Guys On The Football Field
In the College Football Playoff Semifinal at the Capital One Orange Bowl Thursday Dec. 31, the Clemson Tigers defeated Oklahoma 37-17 while in the CFP Goodyear Cotton...
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The Game’s Global Presence: Several International Players Reflect on Their Paths to Global Football
When Adam Gotsis was a child, college football was a foreign concept. The sport was relatively unknown in Gotsis’s hometown of Abbotsford, Australia; he could...
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Technology Changing The Game of Football
When it comes to tracking football players whether for a coaching staff or a fan, the NFL and major college football has many tools at its...
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College Football: How Austria Helped Oregon Get to CFP Championship Game
Current Oregon coach Mark Helfrich with the Vienna Vikings, in Austria, in 1997. By: Jonathan Clegg, Wall Street Journal Link to original article in the...
