Updated win total projections and early lines for several notable college football games are in play from FanDuel Sportsbook as summer kicks into high gear ahead of the 2025 season. Conversation surrounding various teams shift quickly when fall camp commences and we see what programs are working with to start the campaign.

Big Ten reveals Michigan football 2025 schedule, including night games vs New Mexico and Oklahoma. can Bryce Underwood handle the hostile road debut?

Ryan Day has the luxury of building his 2026 class around one of the most coveted players in the country: five-star receiver Henry, whose father, the late Chris Henry, was a star receiver for West Virginia and the Cincinnati Bengals. Henry Jr. stands 6-6 and has a combination of length and quickness rarely seen from high school receivers.

EA College Football 26 might break all of the records set by its predecessor last year. As fun as College Football 25 was, some of the gameplay towards the end felt a little lacking, especially with Road to Glory. Well, if the trailer shows us anything, it’s this: College Football 26 heard all the fan requests and answered some prayers.

Michigan football retained a deep and talented defense despite losing key players to the NFL draft. The returning defense held Alabama to 13 points in the ReliaQuest Bowl, showcasing their potential. Derrick Moore, a senior edge rusher, is projected as a potential first-round pick in the upcoming NFL draft.

The latest entry in the revived series will include thousands of real college players and over 300 real-world coaches.

FINAL! Bayonne ( @BayonneHigh) makes HISTORY by winning its first SFC-South title with a 19-7 win over Wayne Valley. Tatyanna Watson caps off the historic moment with her 2nd INT of the game. #flagfootball 🏈 pic.twitter.com/DcssaXpyl0

Vanessa Hood founded Brighton & Hove Socialball in 2022 for what she describes as a "lost generation" of women missed out on playing football. While only a handful of players attended the first sessions, the twice weekly sessions in Portslade now attract more than 50 participants.

Sayville celebrates after defeating Division in the Long Island Class B flag football final on Saturday, May 31, 2025, at Longwood. Ella Trama, right, and Ava Vadyak of Sayville celebrate Trama's touchdown against Division during the Long Island Class B flag football final on Saturday, May 31, 2025, at Longwood.