Richard Johnson

A look at the contract maneuvers, settlements and offset clauses that dramatically changed what schools ultimately owed fired coaches from 2025

Whether you're Florida State parting ways with Mike Norvell or Sam Houston firing Phil Longo, the financial dynamics of replacing a coach go well beyond the initial buyout cost

Once an explosive unit that developed future NFL stars at QB, Clemson has devolved into one of the worst offenses in college football

As Belichick navigates Year 2 at UNC, the program's next GM will help shape roster strategy, leadership structure and long-term direction

A midseason All-American with 1,040 yards and 14 touchdowns, the breakout freshman delivers a massive statement for the Beavers by bypassing the transfer portal

Dewitt's top-10 scoring unit thrives on modular schemes and hometown transfers like sack leader Deejay Holmes to fuel a defensive turnaround in South Florida

Breaking down how much trouble Ohio State, Texas, Alabama and other national championship hopefuls face as critical contributors nurse injuries across the country

The clock still had :01 remaining when officials erroneously ruled the Cougars-Irish game was over

A number of questions will finally be answered during the biggest weekend on the college football calendar to date

The former James Madison coach brought in a gaggle of transfers to quickly turn around what had been a dysfunctional UCLA program

The three-star recruit from Baltimore had to wait until the end for his offer, but the Beavers are reaping immediate benefits as the freshman WR trails only Jeremiah Smith in receiving yardage

While Norvell navigates a pivotal midseason stretch, the search for a new athletic director and behind-the-scenes Fisher chatter complicate the future in Tallahassee

With the season roughly one-third complete, it's time to check in on the progress of new offensive coordinators and their quarterbacks

David Rudolph Jenrath was arrested this week on felony charges after allegedly sharing Auburn recruiting information with dozens of rival schools

Iowa quarterback Hank Brown appeared to be moving toward spiking the football in before the clock was stopped, which would have ended the game according to NCAA rules