Football

7/24/2026 |  Rams unveil alternate uniforms to honor LA’s 1951 title team, 1960s Fearsome Foursome era (Associated Press (AP)) LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Rams have unveiled two alternate uniforms designed to connect the current team to its rich California history.
At an event for season-ticket holders next to SoFi Stadium on Thursday night, the Rams revealed a new uniform that pays tribute to their 1951 NFL championship team with a yellow jersey and blue satin numerals in the style used 75 years ago. The Rams then introduced a white alternate uniform with blue numerals emulating the Rams’ primary look during the 1960s, an era best known for the team’s Fearsome Foursome defensive front.

7/24/2026 |  FBS Oversight Committee Recommends Changes to Off-Campus Recruiting Model (Athletic Business) The Football Bowl Subdivision Oversight Committee on Thursday recommended adjustments to the FBS recruiting model as part of its holistic FBS Calendar review. 
The recommendation would establish a recruiting person days model and would increase the maximum number of off-campus recruiters. The committee’s recommendations would provide schools greater autonomy to determine recruiting philosophies and practices.  

7/24/2026 |  WSU Moves Visitor's Sideline in Front of Student Section, Sells Upcycled Memorabilia of Gesa Field (Athletic Business) With a month to go until college football kicks off, the Washington State University athletics department is making a few changes to the environment at Gesa Field, and allowing the fans to get in on the action.

7/24/2026 |  Lane Kiffin unplugged: How leaving Ole Miss and social media changed the polarizing LSU coach's perspective (CBS Sports) TAMPA, Florida — Lane Kiffin's son issued the challenge sometime in May.
You're on social media all the time. I bet you couldn't get off.
Kiffin, being Kiffin, couldn't let it stand. So he got off social media. He even deleted the apps from his phone.

7/24/2026 |  SEC's 9-game schedule negatively impacts the league's CFP hopes amid a three-year championship drought (CBS Sports) SEC coaches are beginning to push back on the league's move to a nine-game conference schedule, a change initially embraced to protect rivalries and, most importantly, strengthen the conference's case for landing multiple teams in the expanded College Football Playoff.