Colleges Rush to Sell New Jersey Patch Sponsorships

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Colleges Rush to Sell New Jersey Patch Sponsorships

College programs are moving quickly to sell newly approved jersey patch sponsorships before the season begins. Schools are weighing whether to bundle multiple sports together or sell football and basketball inventory separately. Industry experts expect the new advertising space to generate significant revenue, with brands increasingly interested in partnering with college athletic programs.

By Sauvik Banerjee

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Four-Star Safety Kenaz Sullivan Commits to Maryland

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Four-Star Safety Kenaz Sullivan Commits to Maryland

Kenaz Sullivan committed to the Terrapins over Florida, Tennessee. “Maryland was the first school to offer me,” Sullivan said, crediting the program’s persistence throughout his recruitment. The Virginia standout said his official visit “pushed them to the top” and praised his relationships with the coaching staff. Sullivan added, “I love how everyone is just like a family.”

By Shubham Bhargav

Alabama Flips Four-Star DB Braylen Gibbs From Vanderbilt

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Alabama Flips Four-Star DB Braylen Gibbs From Vanderbilt

Alabama scored a major recruiting win Friday when Gibbs flipped his commitment from Vanderbilt to Crimson Tide. The Tennessee standout credited his growing relationship with Alabama’s staff and multiple visits to Tuscaloosa after receiving an offer in March. Gibbs chose Alabama over a loaded list of contenders and becomes the first defensive back in the Tide’s 2028 class.

By Shubham Bhargav

Red Raiders Beat National Powers for Zayden Smith

about 10 hours ago

Red Raiders Beat National Powers for Zayden Smith

Texas Tech added another weapon to its 2027 recruiting class when WR Smith announced his commitment Saturday. The Pennsylvania prospect chose the Red Raiders despite holding offers from programs like Ohio State, Penn State. Listed at 6-foot-4 and 200 pounds, Smith brings impressive size to Texas Tech’s offense and becomes another key addition to the Red Raiders.

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Curt Cignetti Says Indiana Must Be ‘Smart’ With NIL

about 13 hours ago

Curt Cignetti Says Indiana Must Be ‘Smart’ With NIL

Cignetti says Indiana’s championship success has opened more recruiting doors, but Hoosiers aren’t abandoning their approach. “There are more guys we can get in on and get on campus,” Cignetti said. However, he cautioned that “you’ve got to be smart” because “the market’s always changing.” He added schools “can’t go all the way with everybody” and must “keep the good players.”

By Shubham Bhargav

Lions Could Target QB Brendan Sorsby in Supplemental Draft: Josh Edwards

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Lions Could Target QB Brendan Sorsby in Supplemental Draft: Josh Edwards

CBS Sports analyst Josh Edwards believes the Detroit Lions could target QB Brendan Sorsby in the 2026 NFL Supplemental Draft. Viewed as a first-round talent, Sorsby entered the draft after collegiate gambling-related eligibility issues. Edwards sees Detroit as an ideal landing spot, giving the Lions a high-upside backup to Jared Goff and a potential future successor under center.


By Nidheesh Kumar

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