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The 2027 five-star class is nearly settled. After wide receiver Monshun Sales' historic pledge to Indiana on July 17, only one of the 23 five-star prospects in the latest SC NEXT ESPN 300 rankings — No. 2 running back David Gabriel Georges — remains uncommitted this summer.
On this episode of Don't @ Me, Dan Dakich absolutely exposes the University of Michigan as the most corrupt college football program in history
SOUTHPORT, England: As a kid growing up in Southport, Tommy Fleetwood regarded Royal Birkdale as virtually off limits — except for those rare occasions he sneaked on to hit some shots while accompanying his father on evening dog walks.
Kayleigh McEnany shares German soccer fan Freddy's story; his U.S. trip continues after Germany's World Cup loss. He asks Americans for activity ideas during his unexpected three-week stay. Emily Compagno recounts her unique experience watching the World Cup shootout with a delivery driver and others in New York City, celebrating Paraguay's winning goal.
Joel Klatt reacted to QB Dante Moore returning to Oregon for the 2026 season, turning down the NFL Draft. He also reacted to Alabama QB Ty Simpson turning down lucrative NIL offers to go to the NFL Draft. Joel analyzed how this situation should be fixed in the future of college football.
Alabama secured a top in-state prospect Friday with a commitment from four-star quarterback Kingston Preyear, ESPN's No. 3 pocket passer in the 2028 recruiting class.
Joel Klatt revealed his post-spring questions for his top 12 teams. He examined if the Oregon Ducks can overcome big game issues. Joel questioned if the Oregon defense can step it up in big games.
Chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reports from Capitol Hill where a Senate panel is set to mark up NIL legislation, aiming to regulate college sports amidst ongoing 'chaos.' Former Alabama football coach Nick Saban criticizes the current system for prioritizing money over development, while Sen. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., voices concerns that smaller schools will struggle to retain talent like Josh Allen against larger institutions with significant donor bases.