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The Portal Moves You. It Doesn't Place You.

Film Gets You Noticed. Your Transcript Gets You Recruited.

Every recruit thinks the film is the whole conversation. Then the coach opens the transcript, and the conversation changes. Here's how to walk into a visit, camp, or call with both halves ready.

The Transfer Portal Just Changed Again. Here's What Every High School Family Needs to Know for 2026-27

The NCAA collapsed football's transfer portal into a single January window and eliminated the spring period entirely. If you're a high school athlete or a parent of one, this isn't college news you can ignore — it directly reshapes who you're competing against for a roster spot.

The Last Ride: What to Expect From Dion Myers Jr. and St. Anthony in 2026

Dion Myers Jr. caught the overtime touchdown that saved St. Anthony's 2025 season. Now the Class of 2027 defensive back gets one senior year to turn a highlight into a scholarship. Here's our full projection — expectations, the four games that decide everything, and where he should land.

Crane & Cone predicts teams that could make CFP with first-year coach

The 2026 college football season will feature multiple teams with first-year head coaches, and Crane & Cone predicted that 2.5 new coaches will lead their teams to the College Football Playoff (CFP). Some of the teams that will have a new head coach this fall are Michigan, Ole Mi

Michigan on the recruiting trail: Observations on every assistant coach after OVs

Michigan landed 20 commitments this cycle, mostly in May and June. Here are our thoughts on every Wolverine assistant coach so far.

Auburn Returns About Everybody (for real), So Look Out

Overview The Bulldogs took a few to the nose last season, but still managed to finish 4-5 with an almost all-underclassman starting lineup. They return nine starters on offense, seven on defense, looking to earn a return to the postseason after qualifying seven of the previous ei

Fresh intel: A dozen SEC, ACC and Big Ten targets set to decide over the next three weeks

The calendar has flipped to July, but the recruiting cycle is far from slowing down. Many of the Southeast’s biggest names came off the board during April, May and June, yet several blue-chip prospects remain undecided with commitment dates quickly approaching. From Clemson battl

Iowa State’s 2026-27 nonconference schedule: Purdue visits Ames, Cy-Hawk streak on the line

Iowa State announced its 2026-27 men’s basketball nonconference schedule Tuesday afternoon, featuring eight regular-season home games and one exhibition at Hilton Coliseum. The Cyclones will play two exhibition games, opening Oct. 18 against Creighton at Hilton Coliseum before tr

D’Anton Lynn on Penn State’s Defensive Ends: ‘You Need Different Body Types’

One of the hardest positions to pin down under Matt Campbell has been defensive end. It's a position that has experienced incredible flux this offseason, and one that D'Anton Lynn has used in a wide variety of ways in his three seasons as a defensive coordinator. This season, the

Florida lands commitment from 4-star CB Raheem Floyd

The Florida Gators have landed one of their biggest remaining targets in the secondary.

A Defining Game for Jay Bateman as Kentucky Seeks Balance in Scheme

Kentucky fans fondly remember the day the Wildcats put the future Heisman Trophy winner in hell. How could one forget the time Lamar did the Heisman, then fumbled? Jay Bateman has a similar memory against an exceptional foe. Army was a 31-point underdog when the Black Knights tra