Targeting penalties assessed in the second half of a game will no longer require the offending player to sit out the first half of his team's next game, offensive pass interference will become a 10-yard penalty and the little-used fair catch kick will be introduced to college football.

A federal judge's ruling could give several former college football stars an unexpected path back to campus for one final season.

Approved in March, now explained further by NCAA officials, new changes set for targeting penalties and pass interference calls prior to the 2026 college football season.

The landscape of college football has taken a dramatic turn in the past few years. Name, image, and likeness has allowed athletes to profit from their own personal identity and brand.

Last week's preliminary injunction paves the way for certain players to return to campus for a fifth year of eligibility

The NCAA and the college football world may soon have another lawsuit to monitor. This time, it involves a player who entered the NFL Draft, went undrafted, and now wants to return to college football.

Brendan Sorsby has officially become college football's public enemy No. 1. But not just because he bet on sports. Because he got caught betting roughly $90,000 on sports, fought the NCAA in court, hired some of the most powerful attorneys in the country ...

College football has officially reached the point where the recruiting website telling you where a five-star quarterback might sign is also partnering