The college football recruiting landscape has undergone seismic changes the past few years. What used to be a very straight forward, easily-navigated stream — commit, sign, attend — has become a swirling morass of uncertainty and constant change.

The Buffaloes enter National Signing Day on Feb. 5 with a class that includes 14 high school recruits. The class crown jewel for Colorado continues to be quarterback Julian "JuJu" Lewis, who was a significant flip for Sanders from USC. REQUIRED READING: Colorado football dinged for minor NCAA violations in 2024 under coach Deion Sanders

We really are in a new age of major college football. Long gone are iconic head coaches like Nick Saban wreaking havoc over the rest of the sport. In the wake o

Pollack opined the Clemson Tigers are deserving of the No. 4 spot in the rankings. This is the highest projection by any of the college football analysts who have revealed their rankings to this point. His Top 5 were Texas, Ohio State, Oregon, Clemson and Penn State.

Where is the Arkansas football recruiting class ranked entering National Signing Day? Take a look where the Hogs stand nationally and in the SEC.

The second-most important day on college football’s recruiting calendar is fast approaching, as the official National Signing Day draws near. Granted, most of the 2025 football recruiting class has already made their intentions known,

Here's how the AP Poll, Coaches Poll, College Football Playoff rankings, FCS poll and DII football polls work.

Here's what you need to know about where Indiana's 2025 recruiting class and where it currently ranks: Indiana heads in national signing day with the 46th ranked recruiting class in the country, and 14th best class in the Big Ten, according to 247Sports' composite rankings.