Dillon Gabriel will pay homage to Oregon, Central Florida and Oklahoma with all three schools represented on his helmet for ...

Practices are underway for the Senior Bowl and the East / West Shrine Bowl, giving four Oklahoma players one last opportunity to don the crimson and cream.

Quarterback Dillon Gabriel played at three schools throughout his college career. He started at UCF, transferred to Oklahoma, and finished his career with the Oregon Ducks. To pay homage to each of ...

Transfer season for college football is coming to an end — for now. The portal opened on Monday, Dec. 9 and closed Saturday, Dec. 28 for players who were not part of the inaugural 12-team ...

The helmets of the Buckeyes program may seem boring at first. They are one of the few schools that do not feature a logo on the side of the lid, leaving the metallic grey with the red and white ...

The team website says the following about the role of the leprechaun: The Notre Dame logo features a side view of the figure with his dukes up, ready to battle anyone that comes his way.

Sep 7, 2024; Columbia, Missouri, USA; A general view of a Missouri Tigers helmet against the Buffalo Bulls during the first half at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium.

A helmet has one job and is designed to do it exactly once. But there’s dozens of different ways to accomplish this. Whether you’re hitting triple digits at the track or tackling muddy ruts in ...

Eli Drinkwitz and his staff have not only produced excellent on-field results since taking over in 2020, but they have created an attractive destination for transfer players and high school ...

∎ Corporate logos on the field: In June, the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved college football programs selling on-field sponsorship advertisements during regular-season games.

The home of the Texas Tech football team has undergone a major facelift recently with the opening of the Jones AT&T Stadium south end zone building and the Womble Football Center. A name change ...

In a chain of events demonstrating why India is not for beginners, a fuel pump attendant's insistence on following the 'no helmet, no petrol' rule led to consequences he would not have imagined.