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Indiana Tops 138-Team 2026 Preseason College Football Rankings
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Indiana Tops 138-Team 2026 Preseason College Football Rankings

The Athletic publishes a 138-team preseason ranking for 2026, noting North Dakota State and Sacramento State joining the FBS and the Pac-12 relaunching as an eight-team conference. Indiana is ranked No. 1, with Ohio State, Georgia, Oregon and Notre Dame in the top five, and the piece includes a brief write-up for every team highlighting players, coaching changes, and schedule considerations. Rankings are subjective and will shift as results come in, with head-to-head results used as a tiebreaker when teams are close.

Harden seeks fresh start in college football via transfer portal
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Harden seeks fresh start in college football via transfer portal

Former SMU and UCLA running back TJ Harden has entered the NCAA transfer portal after the 2025 season with SMU, where he led the Mustangs in rushing (171 carries, 787 yards, nine touchdowns). Harden previously piled up over 1,600 rushing yards across 31 games at UCLA and pursued an NFL path as an undrafted free agent with the Browns in 2026, later signing with the Seattle Seahawks before being waived. He now aims to continue his college career at another program through the transfer portal.

Indiana Reclaims Big Ten Glory in 2026 Predictions
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Indiana Reclaims Big Ten Glory in 2026 Predictions

Stewart Mandel’s 2026 Big Ten predictions have Indiana capturing the conference title over Oregon, with Oregon, Ohio State, and USC making the playoff. The piece argues Indiana’s reload on both lines and Josh Hoover at QB could push them back to the top, while Oregon’s Dante Moore and USC’s Lincoln Riley pace strong campaigns; it also lays out ten additional forecasts across the league, including Wisconsin’s rise and Nebraska’s continued steady progress, and projects a record number of bowl teams.

SEC Dominates CBS Sports Preseason All-America honors as Texas leads the pack
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SEC Dominates CBS Sports Preseason All-America honors as Texas leads the pack

CBS Sports' 2026 Preseason All-America team showcases SEC dominance (15 first-team, 25 total selections of 54) with Texas leading the overall picks. Only three players earned unanimous first-team honors: Jeremiah Smith (Ohio State), Colin Simmons (Texas) and Leonard Moore (Notre Dame). Oregon’s Dante Moore is the Player of the Year and Dan Lanning is Coach of the Year, while Miami (FL) running back/wide receiver Malachi Toney stands out as a dual threat. The two squads feature top programs like Oregon, Texas, LSU, Georgia and Notre Dame across first and second teams.

Gamecocks lose two receivers to injuries for 2026 season
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Gamecocks lose two receivers to injuries for 2026 season

South Carolina will be without two wideouts, Jayden Sellers and Jayden Gibson, for the 2026 season due to lower-body injuries. Sellers had 22 catches for 337 yards as a true freshman in 2025; Gibson, who transferred from Oklahoma, had 14 receptions for 375 yards and 5 touchdowns in 2023 but hasn’t played the past two seasons. Head coach Shane Beamer expressed disappointment but pledged support for both players through rehab.

No. 5 Drama: LSU Jersey Sparks Daniels–Pickett Clash
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No. 5 Drama: LSU Jersey Sparks Daniels–Pickett Clash

Defector chronicles a high-profile clash over LSU’s No. 5 jersey, after Daniels’ camp sent a letter to the school about promotional use of his name and likeness and LSU allowed DJ Pickett to wear the number; Pickett and his father push back, Daniels publicly distances himself, and the saga centers on whether the historic number should stay tied to Daniels’ LSU legacy.

Hokies Tap NFL-Style Sports Science to Power Fall Camp
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Hokies Tap NFL-Style Sports Science to Power Fall Camp

Virginia Tech’s fall camp under James Franklin blends NFL-style summer OTAs and a new sports-science emphasis led by Shaun Huls to optimize recovery, mobility and situational practice. The core values remain—discipline and accountability—but the program is pursuing smarter loading and deeper installation to make the Hokies more game-ready, with transfers noting a more efficient, data-driven approach ahead of the season.