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Ready or not, college football's new era has thrusted more freshmen quarterbacks into starting roles this season from the moment they stepped onto campus. And the similarities that Maryland's Malik Washington and Michigan's Bryce Underwood share go ...

Kansas City Chiefs special teams coach Dave Toub doesn't care a whole lot about what President Mr. Trump thinks of new kickoff rules that were implemented by the NFL in an attempt to make the play safer and more exciting.

That Jayden Daniels might regress after his AP NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year breakout should surprise no one.

Add Lamar Jackson's ankle to the list of injuries the two-time MVP has dealt with this season.

Aaron Rodgers is optimistic but hardly certain his broken left wrist will be good enough for him to play on Sunday when Pittsburgh visits Chicago.

James Franklin got his first taste of Virginia Tech's "Enter Sandman" tradition on Wednesday as he walked into Cassell Coliseum for his introductory press conference.

A natural showman, one of the many gifts inherited from his famous father, Shedeur Sanders is already hyping his first NFL start.

The Kansas City Chiefs are scoring more points than at this point last season, allowing fewer, and have improved their turnover margin.

Georgia nabbed the fourth and final projected first-round bye in the College Football Playoff rankings released Tuesday, while undefeated Ohio State, Indiana and Texas A&M held onto the top three positions.

Looking and sounding like a man who has had a weight lifted from his shoulders, Maryland football coach Mike Locksley spoke with emotion Tuesday following the announcement from university athletic director Jim Smith that he would return to lead the ...