Category: Sports

Nebraska commit Trae Taylor speaks out on transfer rumors

NCAAF College Football News, Photos, Stats, Scores, Schedule & Videos… Mundelein Carmel Catholic (Ill.) Rivals300 2027 quarterback Trae Taylor (Nebraska commit) made one thing very clear on Tuesday morning via X, formerly known as Twitter: He’s not transferring anywhere for his senior season. The No. 4 ranked quarterback in the country and also fourth in the state of Illinois per the Rivals Industry Rankings addressed what […]

TUESDAY MORNING QUARTERBACK: Coach Ford's challenge: Keep Idaho's core and fix the cracks

NCAAF College Football News, Photos, Stats, Scores, Schedule & Videos… Nov. 25—COMMENTARY The Idaho Vandals’ 2025 season is officially over. Now we move over to the transfer portal, staff changes and recruiting in the offseason. Coming off a 4-8 season, it may be a little more difficult for Idaho coach Thomas Ford Jr. to snag the exact top transfers he wanted. Lots of players want to join squads they know will contend. Let’s take a look at some of the changes …

MSU's Dowler picks up 3rd straight Big Sky honor

NCAAF College Football News, Photos, Stats, Scores, Schedule & Videos… Nov. 25—Caden Dowler made history Monday with his third straight defensive player of the week award from the Big Sky Conference. Bobcat quarterback Justin Lamson did the same, in a way. Dowler is the first Bobcats to three-beat the league’s defensive honor, after contributing a pick-6 and six solo tackles during their 31-28 win over Montana in the 124th Brawl of the Wild. The junior strong …

Source: Vigen, Oregon State close to deal

NCAAF College Football News, Photos, Stats, Scores, Schedule & Videos… Nov. 25—Montana State football coach Brent Vigen could be on the move. A bylined story at si.com on Monday noted that Vigen and Oregon State are close to a long-term deal for him to coach the Beavers, who fired Trent Bray in October after an 0-7 start. It’s a “source-has-a-source” story: the Twitter/X handle #KalshiCFB posted the original rumor on social media. But Ryan Clarke of The Oregonian …