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Here's the story of how Missouri added a last-minute trip to Mexico to its schedule in 1896 -- one of the lesser-known oddities in college football history.

A Florida judge held off on deciding whether to restrict media access around the retrial of Rashaun Jones in the alleged murder of former Miami teammate Bryan Pata.

Missouri will formally honor its 1960 team as national champions weeks after Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., introduced a measure recognizing the Tigers' claim to the title.

As Bill Belichick enters Year 2 at the helm of UNC, is the end already in sight?

The Big Ten will now require teams to submit four player availability reports per week for games matching conference opponents. Since 2023, Big Ten teams have been reporting once a week.

A temporary restraining order prohibits the SEC from enforcing a new rule that threatens stiff penalties for any team that uses a player who previously signed a contract to play in the NFL, NBA or WNBA.

A judge has granted a hearing to explore claims that a man wants to recant allegations of sexual abuse years ago by Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.

TCU's lids mix the team's traditional purple color scheme with some locally themed flair -- the Horned Frog helmet emblem has a shamrock in its mouth.

David Purdum dives into the biggest betting storylines in college football heading into the season.

Indiana broke a 30-year gap between first-time champions. For the next to join the club, there are some obvious candidates.