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Oregon has filed a lawsuit against former player Dakoda Fields saying he owes the school $10,000.

Ahmad Hardy is back in Missouri just over a week after the All-America running back was shot in his home state of Mississippi. Missouri's football program released a 14-second video Wednesday in which Hardy said he was "starting the road to my rehab. ...

Nebraska athletic director Troy Dannen told ESPN on Wednesday that he wants to give Matt Rhule time to rebuild after a 19-19 start to his Cornhuskers career.

With starters often locked in due to portal investments, QB battles like those at Alabama and Tennessee are becoming more rare.

Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti on Tuesday gave his first extensive public comments in support of a 24-team College Football Playoff model, making it clear the league has no interest in pursuing a 16-team format.

Former college football coach and current U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville has won the Republican nomination for governor in Alabama.

Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel is seeking more steadiness around the program after a period that featured football and men's basketball national titles, but also several high-profile controversies.

Clemson defensive tackle Hevin Brown-Shuler will undergo treatment after being diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma and miss the 2026 season, the school announced Tuesday.

The NAACP on Tuesday launched the "Out of Bounds" campaign to urge Black athletes and fans to boycott some public universities over voting restrictions.

At the Big Ten meetings in Southern California, "unsustainable" is being uttered in the shadow of success.