Yesterday, college football lost one of its more prominent coaching names—not to tragedy, but to the scoreboard. Penn State’s former head coach, James Franklin, was dismissed after a 22–21 loss to unranked Northwestern State, marking the final chapter of his 11-year tenure in Happy Valley. Despite maintaining a respectable record overall, Franklin’s struggles against top-10 opponents (4–21) highlighted a recurring shortfall. Yet, what captured national attention wasn’t his re

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LINCOLN, Neb. – Fall 2025 Nebraska Athletics has officially unveiled a groundbreaking 25,200-square-foot multimedia facility nestled on...

When Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) became a reality in college athletics in July 2021, the immediate spotlight fell on...