Parker Gillam

With the 2026 college football season set to kick off in just over a month, plenty of players are laying out both their personal and team goals for the upcoming campaign.

After enduring through two years of playing one of the SEC's toughest schedules, Kirby Smart and Georgia are staring at a slightly friendlier gauntlet in 2026.

Nicknames in college football help make it the unique and entertaining pastime that captures the nation's attention every fall.

While the 12-team College Football Playoff has largely been met with positive reviews, there has been a major gripe amongst coaches and fans alike.

When Jon Sumrall officially took over as Florida ‘s head coach following Tulane's College Football Playoff exit in December, he knew the to-do list was already lengthy.

Quarterback competitions at the University of Alabama tend to dominate offseason headlines whenever they occur, but especially so when they precede a make-or-break season in Tuscaloosa.

It's a rarity in Tuscaloosa for the hometown Crimson Tide to be entering a season outside of the general mix of national-title contenders, but such is the case in 2026.

Ryan-Coleman Williams and the Alabama football program have one major thing in common entering the 2026 season:

Few coaches in the history of sports have watched as many former assistants go on to enjoy productive head-coaching stints as Nick Saban has, and

With Austin Mack and Keelon Russell still battling it out for Alabama ‘s starting quarterback role as fall camp looms, all options are being considered … at least by the media.