It was the biggest day for college basketball and the top 10 included: three hockey goals, two NBA plays, one arena football TD ... to run a "notable alumni" graphic for UNLV after determining ...

ESPN’s 2025 college football rankings, including their Way-Too-Early Top 25 and FPI Power Index, have dropped months before the season. Where do the top teams stand after spring practice and ...

It gives Ohio State a 70.6% chance to make the College Football Playoff and a 10.8% chance ... to make the CFP. In May, ESPN released its post-spring SP+ rankings — which factor in returning ...

ESPN's Football Power Index (FPI) projects Colorado State Rams to have a 6.7-5.5 record in the 2025 season. The Rams have a 73.5% chance of reaching bowl eligibility (6+ wins) and a slim 4.2% ...

With the 2025-26 season right around the corner, ESPN revealed its updated SP+ rankings, which listed Iowa football among the nation's best following the Hawkeyes' active offseason. SP+ is an ...

AMES — ESPN released its football power index rankings for the 2025 season, and Iowa State fans might not like what they see. The Cyclones are coming off the best season in history, an 11-win ...

The group of transfer portal additions and signees via recruiting make up a class of newcomers that ESPN ranked No. 15 among all college football teams this offseason. Oregon earned the No. 1 spot.

It's the sound you've heard for years during the NFL Draft: that little 10-note chime that's played when a pick is ready to be announced on ESPN broadcasts (with that PICK IS IN graphic!), ...

The 2025 college football ... "CFBPlayoff & ESPN set game times & dates for the '25-'26 CFBPlayoff Quarters, Semis & Champ Game," ESPN PR shared in a post on X alongside a graphic featuring ...

Mike Patrick, a long-time ESPN play-by-play man who achieved a degree of infamy in this state with one awkward moment during the 2007 Alabama-Georgia football game, has died. He was 80.

without any provocation, asked him what Britney Spears was doing with her life. RIP Mike Patrick, one of the great voices of ESPN college football in the 2000s and 2010s.

Patrick's doctor confirmed that the West Virginia native — who was the voice of ESPN's "Sunday Night Football" for 18 seasons — died of natural causes in Fairfax, Va. Patrick rose to national ...