Dan Lanning, the head coach of the Oregon Ducks, spoke about the chance of his team participating in the NCAAF Spring Games. A few weeks […]

It’s never too soon to begin on the recruiting path. That’s exactly what the Ohio State Buckeyes are pursuing at tight end. On3’s Mick Walker […]

NCAA. ‘Arch Madness’ starts as Manning’s recent actions ignite ‘championship belief’ for Texas. NCAA. Arch Manning makes significant progress in calming concerns about his preparedness to lead Texas. There has been extensive discussion about Texas quarterback Arch Manning, months ahead of the kickoff for the 2025 NCAA football season. Manning is not merely becoming the starting quarterback for one of the most renowned college football teams in the country; he has been given the responsibility of upholding a family legacy that has seen three quarterbacks — Archie, Eli, and Peyton Manning — reach the NFL, where they together secured four Super Bowl victories and connected various generations of quarterbacks. However, Arch Manning still has a considerable journey ahead before he can assert his dominance in the NFL; he must first prove himself as a Texas legend. Manning is already confronted with a challenging situation due to roster changes — plus, his debut game as the clear starter will be against the reigning champion Ohio State Buckeyes. Injuries and turnovers impacting Manning’s choices A persistent injury to sophomore wide receiver Deandre Moore is just the beginning of the potential issues confronting Manning and head coach Steve Sarkisian at Texas. Moore, a previous four-star receiver from high school, is experiencing a toe injury that will impact his participation in spring football— and for a revamped wide receiver group, having a potential key player limited by injury at this stage could be seen as a red flag. First year students Kaliq Lockett and Jaime Ffrench will face the challenge of making an immediate impact, while Ryan Wingo is anticipated to progress further—particularly after developing rapport with Manning last season. Manning […]

Notre Dame football will get off to a strong start in the 2026 recruiting season when spring practices begin. One of the cycle’s top prospects […]

The Georgia Bulldogs are currently undergoing spring practice and have experienced their first injury, as Freshman WR Tyler Williams will miss the spring season. The Georgia Bulldogs are currently engaged in spring training. They began this segment of the offseason in fairly good health, with only nine Bulldogs listed on the injury […]

The Ohio State Buckeyes proudly held the number one defense in college football last season, and they leveraged it to win a national championship. One […]

This Saturday marks four years since Richard Pitino was dismissed by the University of Minnesota. He has swiftly transformed New Mexico into one of the […]