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Tennessee held its annual preseason media day and prepared to open fall camp the following morning.
Tennessee held its annual preseason media day and prepared to open fall camp the following morning.
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Tennessee football coach Josh Heupel used some colorful language on Tuesday when talking about Arion Carter's two-game suspension by the NCAA.
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The SEC was well represented in the 2026 preseason US LBM Coaches Poll. Was Auburn in the mix?
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Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel is leaving the door wide open for either Faizon Brandon or George MacIntyre to start at quarterback.
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Jason Candle has been hard at work preparing for his first UConn football season since he was hired in December, making the first move of his career as an FBS head coach. In less than eight months, he put his entire staff together, recruited around 100 players to form what he hopes will be a competitive roster, which was able to bond through winter workouts and spring ball. Now, he and his ...
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The Longhorns are now officially pursuing the No. 1 JUCO DT in the 2027 recruiting class.
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Mark Pope said Kentucky's current roster and staff are expected to enter the 2026-27 season as currently constructed.
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College Football
The college football landscape shifted again in Week 4, with several ranked teams making major statements while others took a pretty significant hit. PFN’s CFB Power Rankings are based on our data and PFN Impact metrics rather than preseason expectations.
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College football Week 4 delivered on its promise, with a stacked slate of games that started with the Texas Longhorns surviving in Tennessee and finished with PJ Fleck covering himself in blood and glory. But what did the results of this weekend mean? PFN’s college football bowl projections following Week 4 forecast which teams will make it to six wins, who they might face, and where they might play, powered by PFN’s College Football Playoff Meter (FPM).
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