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The College Football Playoff resolved a few of its thorny issues Friday — including how to deal with Notre Dame — but left the toughest one unresolved, staying at 12 teams for next year and failing to expand the postseason to 16 or more.
In one season at Indiana, quarterback Fernando Mendoza won 2025 Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year honors, the 2025 Heisman Trophy Award, the College Football Playoff National Championship and could very well now be the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, a selection possessed by the Las Vegas Raiders.
Alabama men's basketball has put a target on its back.
An NBA game and dozens of college basketball games across a wide swath of the country are being reshuffled because of an approaching major winter storm.
Texas quarterback Arch Manning had foot surgery this week and will be limited in offseason workouts, the school announced Friday. He is expected to return for spring practice.
Before this season tipped off, it would have seemed equally unlikely that this late-January edition of Power Rankings would feature Nebraska in the top five or Miami (Ohio) at all. And yet, that's where things stand after two of the three remaining unbeatens survived another week without a loss. (Arizona is the third.)
The College Football Playoff will remain a 12-team field in 2026, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel.
College football's lone transfer portal window for the 2026 season has, for all intents and purposes, closed. Thousands of players entered and programs across the country vigorously filled needs — and in some cases radically overhauled their roster. Even in a condensed two-week window, the movement left behind a wake of change.