Why the Big Ten could enter a Golden Era for NFL Draft quarterbacks

In the 2026 NFL Draft, the Big Ten had three or more signal-callers drafted for only the fourth time in the last 22 years. Here's why the 2027 NFL Draft could be better for the Big Ten.

Parachutist carrying US flag slams into stadium scoreboard

A parachutist who was carrying the U.S. flag as part of a three-person skydiving team crashed into the scoreboard at Virginia Tech’s 2026 spring football game Saturday. 

Bill Belichick faces nearly $300K lawsuit after painter’s fall at Massachusetts property

North Carolina Tar Heels coach Bill Belichick is facing a lawsuit over a June 2024 incident at his Nantucket, Massachusetts property, where a painter alleges he was injured in a fall due to unsafe construction conditions.

Rex Culpepper, ex-Syracuse QB, dead at 28 after dirt bike crash

Rex Culpepper, a former Syracuse Orange quarterback, died this past weekend due to injuries suffered in a dirt bike accident in Georgia.

Trump targets NIL pay in college sports as athletes cash in: Telander

As NIL deals reshape college sports, President Donald Trump and NCAA leaders are pushing to limit athlete pay while top college football and basketball players continue earning millions.

LSU transfer Tre People joins Chicago State Football | ChicagoLIVE
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Tre People, former LSU quarterback, is set to play for Chicago State University under first-ever head coach Bobby Rome II, marking a new chapter for the program. 

Colorado quarterback Dominiq Ponder dies in a car crash

Dominiq Ponder was killed in a single-car crash on Sunday. The sophomore appeared in two games for the Colorado Buffaloes last season.

Chicago State marks historic first football signing day as program launches
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Chicago State University’s head football coach Bobby Rome II discusses the program’s inaugural Division I recruiting class, first-season goals, and how CSU plans to build support in the NIL and transfer portal era.

The ‘train wreck’ of college sports is actually a cash machine: Telander

FOX Chicago contributing sports columnist Rick Telander argues that while the transfer portal and NIL era may look messy, college sports aren’t dying at all—they’re booming now that the long-running fiction of amateurism is finally gone.