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BYU Unveils Jersey Patch Partnership With Entrata

Brigham Young University has announced a jersey patch partnership with Utah-based property management company Entrata, marking the program's first uniform patch sponsorship. The Entrata logo will appear above the Nike logo throughout the 2026 season. Athletic director Brian Santiago called the agreement "a bright future" for both sides as jersey patch sponsorships continue to expand across college football.

By Sauvik Banerjee

Jedd Fisch Reveals $2 Million NIL Offer That Nearly Pulled Demond Williams Away

Washington nearly lost QB Williams before the 2026 season after another program offered him $2 million to enter the transfer portal. Coach Jedd Fisch said Williams called him saying, “I think I need to go.” After 24-36 hours of discussions, Williams stayed in Seattle. Fisch said Huskies “didn’t change anything,” instead emphasizing continuity as Williams enters 2026 season.

By Shubham Bhargav

about 17 hours ago

Madden 27 Leaks Reveal No. 1 Pick Fernando Mendoza’s Low Rating

No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza is reportedly rated 74 OVR in Madden 27, according to recent leaks. The top-rated players are Myles Garrett, Josh Allen, Matthew Stafford, Ja’Marr Chase, Trey McBride, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba at 99 OVR. Micah Parsons, Penei Sewell, Jahmyr Gibbs, and Puka Nacua follow with 98 OVR ratings. Mendoza is competing with Kirk Cousins for the Raiders' QB1 spot.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 18 hours ago

Mary Kay Cabot Highlights Three Browns Rookies to Watch

Cabot identified KC Concepcion, Denzel Boston, and Emmanuel McNeil-Warren as Cleveland’s top rookie breakout candidates. “KC had a great camp. Denzel Boston had an excellent spring ball, and so did Emmanuel McNeil-Warren before he got hurt,” Cabot said, adding, “These are three guys to really watch.” The trio has consistently stood out throughout OTAs and minicamp,

By Shubham Bhargav

about 20 hours ago

Texas Teams Outvalue Ohio State by $2.64 Billion in College Football

Texas tops college football with a $2.19 billion valuation, according to WSG. Texas A&M ranks second at $1.59 billion, followed by Ohio State and LSU at $1.54 billion each. Georgia is valued at $1.47 billion, Michigan at $1.46 billion, and Notre Dame at $1.41 billion, rounding out the seven most valuable college football programs.