8 minutes ago

Voi Tunuufi’s Cause Of Death: Former Washington DL Passes Away at 23

Voi Tunuufi, 23, died following a multi-vehicle accident in West Jordan, Utah, early Monday. He was tragically pinned under his SUV and passed away at the hospital. A "Swiss Army Knife" at Washington, Voi played 52 games with 86 tackles and 12.5 sacks. Uniquely, he played for three different head coaches and even took snaps at fullback in 2024.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 1 hour ago

Michael Irvin Predicts Super Bowl for Cowboys, Names CFP Champions for Next Season

“I believe Miami and Dallas will be in the Super Bowl, in the National Championship game,” Irvin said about his 2027 Super Bowl and College Football predictions. The Dallas Cowboys last won the Super Bowl in 1996 (Super Bowl XXX). Meanwhile, the Miami Hurricanes most recently appeared in a national championship game in January 2026, albeit in a loss.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 2 hours ago

Eligibility Violations: Long Island University Hit With 3-Year NCAA Probation

A sweeping investigation found the school allowed more than 1,000 student-athletes to compete or practice while ineligible, not properly certified or having not completed required NCAA forms. 35 LIU teams are affected by the violations and will have their wins and records vacated. It’s also not clear whether LIU’s football win over Eastern Michigan last fall, its first-ever FBS win, will stand.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 2 hours ago

Robert Griffin III Believes CFP Expanding to 24 Teams is the “Right Move”

According to RGIII, an expansion to 24 teams will allow more networks to get a piece of the College Football Playoff games. “Expansion will increase revenue for all the conferences and teams who want to find a way to offset the increased spending,” he added. The former Heisman winner outlined that College Football playoff expansion is the right call for the survival of sport.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 3 hours ago

Ravens 3x Pro Bowler Ray Rice Graduates at 39 for His Grandma

Rice has officially graduated from Rutgers after he returned to school to earn his degree. Rice, who left the university in 2008 to enter the NFL Draft, returned to fulfill a long-standing promise to his grandmother and to set an example for his children. He received his diploma approximately 18 years (or 6,692 days) after first leaving the campus.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 4 hours ago

Ryan Silverfield Embraces Challenge, Focuses On “Controllables” At Arkansas

HC Silverfield embraced the challenge ahead for the Arkansas Razorbacks. “I don’t know how we match up against Utah or Georgia,” he said, pointing to talent gaps. Instead, Silverfield stressed “being the best in the country in the controllables,” including “attitude,” “effort,” film study, and discipline, adding those factors “have nothing to do with talent.”

By Shubham Bhargav

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