With the Early Signing Period all but upon us, here’s a look at five uncommitted five-star prospects whose signatures will drastically shape who we see as winners and losers come February.

The XFL is back. Sort of. Almost.

Army and Navy unveiled their uniforms for this year's game and, as is always the case, their fresh duds did not disappointment.

Some time in the neighborhood of six decades ago, shortly after oilman Clint Murchison, Jr., outsmarted then-Washington Redskins owner George Marshall with his own fight song, my grandpa adopted the Dallas Cowboys—the only NFL team located south of D.C.—as his favorite professional football club.

Vanderbilt head coach Derek Mason is the latest coach rumored to be Colorado-bound, after leading the Commodores back to bowl eligibility for the second time in three seasons.

No team that wears anything other than a Nike swoosh on its jersey has ever cracked the four-team College Football Playoff—until now.

On his coach's show Tuesday evening, Oklahoma head coach Lincoln Riley confirmed that the Sooners have been informed that his players will not be allowed to flash the ‘Horns Down’ hand sign that has, for whatever stupid reason, become a massive trigger for Texas coaches, players and fans this year.

Last week—a week that will henceforth be known as “The Week of Which We Shall Not Speak”—was rough enough to make us want to withdraw what little bit of money we have left in our Bovada accounts, tuck our chins, and limp off into the bowl season.