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One of Kansas State’s most beloved football figures, quarterback Michael Bishop, has moved to the opposing sideline, taking an assistant-coach role with the Houston Cougars.
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With Will Stein stepping in to take over the program’s general-management responsibilities, Kentucky moved quickly to stabilize its football operations following Pat Biondo’s exit.
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The Fighting Irish are set to bring back their meeting with the Eagles in a matchup framed by past history as unusually lopsided, making the early-season positioning matter even more for both programs.
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St. Louis is reportedly shifting toward seller posture, with the right-hander Dustin May drawing the most attention and the club also listening on several other roster pieces.
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In a discussion of Purdue’s program-building challenge, coach Barry Odom said the state of Indiana college football should be a reminder that progress is possible, even when the broader “landscape” suggests otherwise.
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San Francisco returned to full-team practice Wednesday, continuing a training-camp rhythm that included a lighter session the day before. The emphasis, according to the team, centered on quarterback execution, sustained rushing attention, and defensive tweaks.
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LSU’s second-year-style offseason message, delivered through a personal choice to stay off social platforms, became part of the broader media-day conversation about how the Tigers plan to control the narrative.
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A fresh look at the relief-pitching trade market suggests contenders will keep chasing bullpen innings from the kinds of arms teams can control for the long term. The list features multiple relievers with near-term value, including Luke Weaver, Brooks Raley, and Antonio Senzatela.
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A season’s worth of defensive questions has turned into a summer debate in Lincoln: was the previous drop in performance a detour, or the start of something that lasts? With Matt Rhule emphasizing his defensive priorities, Nebraska’s back end and front-seven physicality are being treated as a make-or-break development track for 2026.
