Kanye Udoh, once a standout at Army, is charting a new course at Arizona State. Having been named to the Preseason All-Big 12 offensive team, he’s poised to make a major impact in the upcoming season.
Texas Quarterback Manning has pushed back on suggestions that he is eyeing a formal NFL timeline. Despite his grandfather’s 2026 projection, Manning insists his professional plans are far from decided.
Julian Sayin, a soft-spoken Californian tagged as a “silent assassin,” has been named Ohio State’s starting quarterback. His appointment sets off the next big question in Columbus: can the newcomer translate quiet confidence into locker-room leadership?
A college-football analyst has offered notable praise for Oregon quarterback Dante Moore, Sporting News reports. The acknowledgment places the Ducks’ signal-caller squarely in the national conversation.
ESPN has turned its analytical eye toward the 2025 college football season, identifying the X-factors for its top 25 teams. At the forefront is Ohio State, with discussions revolving around what could set them apart.
Deion Sanders is advocating for significant reforms in college football, calling for NFL-style fines for uniform violations and proposing a salary cap to bring structure to the sport. He believes current practices around NIL deals lack sense and urges for limitations to be set.
Anthony Lucas, the standout defensive end for the USC Trojans, is capturing attention as a potential first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Following his transfer from Texas A&M, the five-star recruit is making a significant impact on the field and shaping up to be one of college football’s most promising talents.
Clemson quarterback Cade Klubnik has expressed deep admiration for fellow quarterbacks Arch Manning of the Texas Longhorns and Ty Simpson of the Alabama Crimson Tide. His remarks highlight the mutual respect and sportsmanship among college football’s rising stars.
Michigan’s football program has added depth to its quarterback room by acquiring veteran Jake Garcia from East Carolina, according to multiple reports on Monday.
Scott Frost is back where he belongs—leading the UCF Knights into the 2025 season. After his time at Nebraska, Frost returns to Orlando, reigniting hopes and excitement for UCF football’s future.