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Watch former NCAA lacrosse player of the year Jared Bernhardt shine with some of his best plays in the 2021 Division II football national championship game for Ferris State. Bernhardt finished with 150 rushing yards and three touchdowns in FSU's 58-17 win over Valdosta State.

TNT Sports' Wayne Cavadi takes a look at several teams that should be top-10 bound this coming DII football season.

The 2025 HBCU Legacy Bowl will enter its fourth year as a postseason HBCU football all-star game, highlighting the top draft-eligible prospects from Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Here's how to watch and team rosters.

The 2025 East-West Shrine Bowl will continue the longest-running college all-star football game in the nation, here's how to watch and team rosters.

Fleming is the first winner of the award to come out of Super Region Two and the South Atlantic Conference.

TNT Sports' Wayne Cavadi takes a look at his final rankings of the 2024 DII football season.

Ferris State captured its third ever national championship after defeating Valdosta State in the 2024 DII football championship. Watch the full game highlights here.

Ferris State won the 2024 2024 NCAA DII football championship over Valdosta State 49-14 for the program's third national title in the past four seasons.

Here is everything you need to know about the DII football championship: the 28-team tournament that decides the victor of the DII football national title.

Here's a look at the programs that have won the most DII football national championships.

The Harlon Hill Trophy — the Heisman of DII football — is awarded annually to the player of the year. Here's what you need to know about the award's namesake and history of past winners.

Let's take a look back at how the 2024 portion of the DII sports schedule ended before we flip the calendar to January.

Wayne Cavadi previews the 2024 DII football championship game between two of DII football's winningest programs of the past decade.

Here's a look at the history of every HBCU football classic.

Here is the history of every HBCU conference championship across FCS and DII levels.

Ferris State, Valdosta State, Minnesota State and Slippery Rock are in the quarterfinals... again. Here are TNT Sports' Wayne Cavadi's observations from the quarterfinals.

Here are the longest active regular season win streaks in college football.

Welcome to Upset City, also known as the DII football championship bracket. Here are Wayne Cavadi's takeaways from Round 2.

DII football's version of the Heisman Trophy will be announced Dec. 20. Here are the 43 players to watch.

Ashland, Virginia Union and Minnesota State pull off upsets in dramatic fashion, busting DII football brackets right off the bat.

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The 2025 East-West Shrine Bowl will continue the longest-running college all-star football game in the nation, here's how to watch and team rosters.

College Sports Communicators released the 2024 Academic All-America® football team, which was headlined by the team member of the year, Aaron Syverson of Saint John’s (MN).

North Central (IL) defeated Mount Union 41-25 in the Stagg Bowl to win their second championship in three years capping an undefeated season. Watch the full game highlights here.

North Central (IL) won the 2024 NCAA DIII football championship, beating Mount Union 41-25 for the program's second national title in the last three years.

North Central (IL) shut out Susquehanna 66-0 — with 49 points coming in the first half — to clinch its spot in the Stagg Bowl for the fifth-straight year. See all nine touchdowns from the 2024 DIII football semifinals here.

Here are the longest active regular season win streaks in college football.

The Division III Football Committee announced Monday Bethel will host Coe in a first-round game of the championship tournament on Saturday.

Qualifiers and the bracket have been announced for the 2024 DIII football championship.

Watch the selection show for the 2024 DIII football championship.

Will Campbell has emerged as a standout linebacker at Carroll University, earning accolades like the CCIW First-Year Student-Athlete of the Year while contributing significantly to the football team's success. Beyond the field, he has published his debut novel, The Blackwood House, a mystery-thriller that explores themes of perseverance and personal growth.

Dominik Izydorczyk’s story highlights his family's immigration from communist Poland to the United States. Driven by a desire for freedom, his parents overcame hardships, inspiring Dominik throughout his life and into his football career at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor.

When Heidelberg University All-American football student-athlete Keyshawn “Key” Cunningham received an invitation to attend the 2024 Black Student-Athlete Summit in Los Angeles, he did not hesitate to accept. The invitation was extended by his cousin, University at Buffalo men’s basketball player Anquan Boldin, Jr. through Players Coalition, a nonprofit independent organization that works with athletes, coaches, and owners across the nation on social justice and racial equity issues.

Here are the colleges with the most players on Super Bowl rosters when the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers play Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Cortland defeated North Central (IL) 38-37 in a thriller to capture its first DIII National Title. Watch the full Stagg Bowl highlights here.

Cortland won its first DIII football national championship after defeating North Central (IL) 38-37.

The NCAA Division III Football Committee announced today the field of 32 teams for the 2023 NCAA Division III Football Championship.

Watch the selection show for the 2023 DIII football championship.

Playing safety in the Shenandoah University vs. Juniata College game in Sep. 2023, Haley Van Voorhis became the first female player in a non-kicking position to see the field in an NCAA football game.

Let's take a look at some of the top Heisman candidates — and a few dark horses — from every FBS conference.

We're following the 2023 NFL draft live, with a unique insight on player's college career and what they bring to the next level.

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An updated college football TV schedule for the 2025 season, including weekly results and links to live scoring.

Here are the 25 biggest college football stadiums in the United States, beginning with the Big House in Ann Arbor with a capacity of 107,601.

Here's everything you need to know for the start of the 2025 college football season. The first games are scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 23.

ESPN's College GameDay pre-game show goes to a different location every week to preview the week's college football action. Find the complete list of locations, schools, appearances and fun facts here.

Here is the 2025-26 college football bowl game schedule, with scores, times and TV channels.

The CFP Management Committee has voted to modify the 2025-2026 season so that the five highest-ranked conference champions are guaranteed access and changed seeding to match final selection committee ranking.

Here's a breakdown of how the new 12-team College Football Playoff will work — starting in 2024-25 — according to CFP officials.

Here's everything to know about the College Football Playoff's automatic qualifiers, the process and how most of AQs receive byes.

This is the new format and how teams are picked for the College Football Playoff, where semifinals rotate among the Cotton, Fiesta, Orange, Peach, Rose and Sugar Bowls.

Here's the complete schedule for the College Football Playoff for the 2025-26 season, including game dates, rounds and bowl sites. This is the second year of the 12-team playoff.

Here are the colleges with most NFL draft picks in a single year, dating back to 1994.

The 2025 NFL draft has come to a close after 257 athletes were selected across seven rounds. Here is a complete breakdown of the number of draft picks by college.

The last player taken in the NFL draft from 2012 to 2022 has averaged about 11 regular-season games in his career, a number Brock Purdy has nearly matched.

NCAA.com's Victoria Newsome dives into the quirky history behind the NFL's "Mr. Irrelevant" tradition.

Here's what you need to know about quarterback Shedeur Sanders' college career at Jackson State and Colorado.

Here's what you need to know about quarterback Kyle McCord's college career at Ohio State and Syracuse.

Here's what you need to know about quarterback Quinn Ewers' college career at Ohio State and Texas.

Here's what you need to know about quarterback Jalen Milroe's college career at Alabama.

Here's what you need to know about wide receiver and cornerback Travis Hunter's college career at Jackson State and Colorado.

Here's what you need to know about quarterback Cam Ward's college career at UIW, Washington State and Miami (Fla.).

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Here's everything you need to know for the start of the 2025 college football season. The first games are scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 23.

Here's a breakdown of the many changes to the FCS football landscape in the upcoming seasons amid major conference realignment.

The 2025 NFL draft saw eight former FCS players earn selections. Here's a breakdown of who got picked.

North Dakota State has won an FCS-record nine national championships. Here's everything to know about the Bison's dynasty, including season-by-season records, notable players and breakdowns of every one of NDSU's championships.

NCAA.com's Victoria Newsome dives into the quirky history behind the NFL's "Mr. Irrelevant" tradition.

Here's what you need to know about quarterback Shedeur Sanders' college career at Jackson State and Colorado.

Here's what you need to know about wide receiver and cornerback Travis Hunter's college career at Jackson State and Colorado.

Here's what you need to know about quarterback Cam Ward's college career at UIW, Washington State and Miami (Fla.).

Here is every HBCU football homecoming and classic scheduled for 2025.

The 2025 HBCU Legacy Bowl will enter its fourth year as a postseason HBCU football all-star game, highlighting the top draft-eligible prospects from Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Here's how to watch and team rosters.

A look at where every Super Bowl MVP went to college and which college has the most MVP's.

Here's a quick guide to tight end Dallas Goedert's college career at South Dakota State.

Here's a look at the nine former FCS football players in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

The 2025 Senior Bowl will continue the longest continual-running college all-star football game in the nation, here's how to watch and team rosters.

The 2025 East-West Shrine Bowl will continue the longest-running college all-star football game in the nation, here's how to watch and team rosters.

Liam Coen was starting quarterback for UMass football during their Division I-AA playoff runs in 2006 and 2007, including an appearance in the 2006 national championship game. Watch highlights from the new Jacksonville Jaguars head coach here.

Mark Gronowski had an illustrious career with South Dakota State, leading the Jackrabbits to two FCS National Championships, as well as bringing home the 2023 Walter Payton Award as the best player in the FCS. Watch his college football highlights from the FCS playoffs here.

Dallas Goedert has had a great NFL career so far with the Philadelphia Eagles, but what he was able to accomplish at FCS South Dakota State might be more impressive. Watch his college football highlights from the FCS playoffs here.

Here's everything you need to know about Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp's college career.

We ranked every FCS championship-winning North Dakota State football team in order from best to worst.

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Another very interesting Conte signing! MS will provide Conte lot's of great technical capabilities building the play from the back (everything that Alex Meret lacks in essence). The Serbian giant had the best season of his career in 24/25. Here's a snapshot of his season: He made an impressive 135 saves, the highest in Serie A and among the top goalkeepers across Europe's top 5 leagues. Mind you he's playing for Torino - suggesting he faced a high volume of shots and performed wonderfully under pressure. He also saved 4 out of 5 penalties faced, achieving an 80% save percentage in penalties, which was the highest in Europe's top 5 leagues. His overall save percentage was 76.3%, putting him in 2nd place, just behind Mile Svilar (77.1%) - For further comparison the best performing PL GK averages at 71%. He prevented an estimated 12.6 more goals than the average goalkeeper would have conceded based on the quality of shots faced (xGOT). This was the best figure in the league How did ManU missed this guy? Source: Fabrizio Romano - https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1945820846766866481 submitted by /u/Admirable_Gur_1833 [link] [comments]

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just to be clear, i love neymar. man… it’s honestly sad. we watched this dude rise from the start. i remember it like it was yesterday, neymar at santos with that goofy fringe haircut, pulling off nutmegs, humiliating defenders, scoring goals like he was playing futsal. it felt like we were witnessing the birth of the next king of football. then he went to barça and absolutely killed it. part of the legendary MSN trio, winning the champions league, scoring in finals, destroying PSG, he was unstoppable. at that point, everyone thought it was just a matter of time before he became the best in the world. and then came that move. PSG. and here’s the thing, the start at PSG wasn’t even bad. he was balling out, stats were crazy, he looked like he was gonna run europe. but over time… it just started to fall apart. injuries, drama, off-field distractions. it felt like every time he was getting back on track, something would happen again. while guys like mbappé and haaland were grinding, leveling up, neymar was showing up in poker tournaments, throwing parties, beefing with journalists. now he’s 32, torn his knee, playing in the saudi league, and barely even remembered on the global stage. and yeah, now he’s back at santos, full circle. feels more like a retirement tour than a redemption arc. it’s not hate, it’s heartbreak. this guy had everything to be the best. the raw talent was there. but it feels like the mindset never matched the potential. and the worst part? it kinda seems like he’s okay with how it all turned out. deep down, brazilians just wanted him to be our next icon. our next legend. but he chose a different path. thanks for the magic, Ney. but man… it could’ve been so much more. submitted by /u/caiopaz744 [link] [comments]

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I’ve been a football fan for about 20 years now, with my favourite club being Chelsea. Seen some ups, seen some downs, loved every bit of it (except maybe Moscow 2008 lol). I’ve always viewed the FA Cup and the League Cup as something to be proud of for the mid-to-bottom table clubs. As a football romantic, I loved seeing Crystal Palace lift the trophy last season. However, when it comes to the likes of Chelsea, Liverpool or Arsenal for example, I tend to look at domestic cups as more of a little bonus. My reasoning is this. If Chelsea were to finish 10th in the Premier League, winning one of the domestic cups does not change the fact that the season was a terrible disappointment. However, should they either have a strong league or UCL campaign, crashing out of the cups to two League 2 sides doesn’t change the fact that the season was great. I think most managers would rotate their squads in a domestic cup game, in order to have fresher legs against Brighton on the weekend. In this sense, I see the domestic cups being closer to Community Shield than to winning either the Prem or the Champions League. I’ve been thinking about what it would take for me to be more excited about the FA Cup for example. Maybe if the finalists were awarded the fourth and the fifth English UCL spots for the next season. They could also take some of the riches and really make it financially worth everybody’s time to go far in the cup. This would suddenly make top teams re-think about resting players in the Cup. If you asked me now, I would rather get three extra Prem points than win the FA Cup next season. However, every once in a while I come across posts where fans of big clubs talk about their cup wins the same way I think about the league titles. ”They’re all major honors”, you know? How do you view domestic cups? Do you think their value should be increased? Am I just underselling them, and if so, why? submitted by /u/BiasedChelseaFan [link] [comments]

Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua recalled Hong Kong's first choice left back Shinichi Chan only days before Hong Kong takes on China. No other Chinese players were also recalled for some reason... submitted by /u/Slotsupremacy [link] [comments]