College Football

The Ohio State post-game victory party literally took a very unexpected and nearly disastrous turn Monday night after winning the national championship.

ESPN took much heat for not airing the national anthem before the Sugar Bowl game between Notre Dame and Georgia following the New Year’s Day terror attack in New Orleans.
Regarding Monday night’s national championship game between Notre Dame and Ohio State, viewers will get the national anthem and much more.

The young Nebraska Cornhuskers fan who inspired millions with his touchdown run for the team in 2013 has lost his battle to cancer.

Animal advocacy group PETA has sent a letter to NCAA Southeastern Conference (SEC) Commissioner Greg Sankey, urging him to prevent University of Texas (UT) at Austin from bringing its live longhorn steer mascot, Bevo, to Friday’s Cotton Bowl Classic game against Ohio State University.

Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman delivered the perfect response to a race-baiting question from ESPN’s Molly McGrath.

Angry Notre Dame fans threw bottles on the field in retaliation for what they perceived as a bad pass interference call that robbed the Irish of an interception late in their Orange Bowl game against Penn State.

In a move that may prove unwise, Penn State head coach James Franklin took a shot at Notre Dame by calling for “consistency” in college football and stressing that “everyone should be in a conference.”

Bill Belichick drew on childhood inspiration when making his first post on X Monday, and it seems to have worked perfectly.

Sonny Smart, father of Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart, died Saturday morning after complications from hip surgery following a fall before the Allstate Sugar Bowl on Thursday.

Georgia was looking for under-the-radar players to step up and impact the game in Thursday night’s Sugar Bowl game against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, but it’s safe to say this is not what UGA head coach Kirby Smart had in mind.

The aunt of Tiger Bech, the ex-Princeton football player killed during the New Year’s Day terror attack in New Orleans, is speaking out.

WNBA star Caitlin Clark is advising college sports to make student athlete transfers sit out a year before playing for a new school.

Tom Wilson, the chairman and chief executive officer of Allstate – sponsor of the Sugar Bowl – sparked severe backlash on social media Thursday afternoon after his statement following the New Year’s Day terror attacks in New Orleans.

The Allstate Sugar Bowl in New Orleans held a moment of silence to honor those killed or injured in Wednesday’s terror attack on Bourbon Street.

One would think that the star quarterback of the winning team would be automatically allowed to attend the post-game celebration following a College Football Playoff win at the Rose Bowl.

Former NFL star Antonio Brown has launched a fundraiser to benefit victims of the New Year’s Day terror attack on Bourbon Street that left dozens dead or wounded.

New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick says that despite calls for further delays to the Allstate Sugar Bowl following the New Year’s Day terrorist attack on Bourbon Street, the New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) will be out in full force to protect the Superdome and the city.

Louisiana’s attorney general is seeking a further delay for the Sugar Bowl after the deadly New Year’s Day terrorist attack in New Orleans.

The University of Notre Dame is inviting fans who are in New Orleans to attend the Sugar Bowl to join together in prayer for the victims.

The attack early on New Years Day in New Orleans has claimed the life of former Princeton football player, Tiger Bech. He was only 28.

The Superdome in New Orleans is barely a mile away from the terror attack that killed 14 wounded 35 mere hours into New Year’s Day and is also the site where the NFL will play its most important game, the Super Bowl, in less than six weeks.

The Caesar’s Superdome in New Orleans, the site of Wednesday night’s Sugar Bowl clash between the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the Georgia Bulldogs, is on lockdown as security teams sweep the facility for explosives and other threats following Wednesday morning’s deadly truck attack on Bourbon Street.

A report from WDSU in New Orleans says that Wednesday night’s scheduled Sugar Bowl matchup between the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the Georgia Bulldogs, has been postponed until Thursday following a deadly terror attack that killed and wounded dozens on Bourbon Street Wednesday morning.

New Orleans police have indicated that Wednesday night’s Sugar Bowl matchup between the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the Georgia Bulldogs will go on as scheduled after a deadly attack in which a driver drove a truck into a Bourbon Street crowd, killing and wounding dozens.

It’s not unusual for college football bowl games to get a bit chippy. However, it is unusual when the coaches themselves have to be separated.

Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers has reportedly been offered a huge deal to stay in college football instead of turning pro next year.

Nick Saban may have thought he retired early this year, but now his name is being suggested as the new head for all of college football.

If you thought something called the Pop-Tarts Bowl could not turn into a serious incident involving a fight between players on the same team, you were mistaken.

A college football referee came away bloodied and scarred by a wild melee that erupted between the East Carolina Pirates and the North Carolina State Wolfpack at the Military Bowl on Saturday.

If a sizable percentage of X users have their way, Arkansas offensive lineman Fernando Carmona will receive a lifetime ban from college football for what he did to an opposing player on Friday.

Special Forces soldier and former CMU quarterback Tommy Lazzaro died after reportedly being hit by a hunter’s stray bullet while driving to help a fellow soldier with car trouble.

Colorado Buffaloes Coach Deion Sanders has a major warning for his players ahead of Friday’s game that they better not be caught smoking.

When Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers walked into Darrell K. Royal Memorial Stadium for the opening round of the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff, he wasn’t just representing Texas but also showing support for President-Elect Trump.

Where you see the Texas Longhorns, you expect to see the most famous Longhorn of all, the team mascot, Bevo. But you won’t see him at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl on Saturday.

ESPN First Take host Shannon Sharpe was not amused at all by fellow ESPNer Kirk Herbstreit’s rib-jabbing over Sharpe’s failed prediction that Ohio State would fire coach Ryan Day.