Conference shuffle creating room for upstarts to make jump to FBS Perennial FCS power Appalachian State is looking for an invite from an FBS conference. UNC Charlotte is building a football program but won't play its first game until 2013. Geor… more »

Let’s be realistic. You don’t go from 1-10 to a Pioneer Football League championship in one year. Valparaiso’s Crusaders took some baby steps in coach Dale Carlson’s second season, but nobody’s pounding their chests and making boastful promises about… more »

Offense, defense split decision on field according to Comegy Coach Rick Comegy won't make a decision until after spring practice on whether to keep co-offensive coordinators Gregory Black and Derrick McCall or hire a new one to replace ex-coordinator… more »

Danes determined to get another title in 2012 The University at Albany football team is forced to take a roundabout route to the fields for spring practice. Temporary fencing blocks the usual path from the locker room because UAlbany is starting c… more »

There was no mistaking how Donte Dennis was feeling Saturday morning as he walked off Morse Field. His huge smile spoke volumes. The senior linebacker is back where he belongs — in the middle of the University of Maine defense. He took his familiar p… more »

The first college football game new Holy Cross defensive coordinator Andy Rondeau ever attended was a HC-Brown matchup at Fitton Field back in 1977. Rondeau, a native of nearby Holliston, was 9 years old at the time. As he looked around Fitton Field… more »

If there was a play of the day during Saturday’s Monmouth University intrasquad football scrimmage, it was provided by backup quarterback Craig Peterson, a fifth-year senior, and reserve wideout Eric Sumlin, a rising sophomore. Peterson (Manalapan),… more »

Kats continue to develop passing game as close of spring football draws near With the spring winding down and just a limited number of practices left, the Bearkats are still trying to get as much work done as possible. On Friday afternoon, the Kat… more »

College football in the early 1900s was a different game without much competition from the National Football League. College football was king and Ivy League schools such as Yale, Harvard, and Cornell, dominated. Fordham University, located in the Bronx… more »

While there always is anticipation for a Griz football fix, it just couldn’t occur at a better time for FCS semi-final round Montana. That’s right you saw it here. This is the Grizzly team coming off an 11-win playoff run that ended at the hands o… more »

McKinnon leads Georgia Southern Blue team to win It wouldn’t surprise Georgia Southern coach Jeff Monken if quarterbacks Ezayi Youyoute and Jerick McKinnon are in the huddle together for the Eagles’ first snap of the 2012 season against Jacksonville on… more »

If Warren Holloway was the old car, as he once described himself last year, then Cooper Wahlo Jr. is the brand new model that has been on the lot for a couple of years. No more test drives. It’s time for the multi-lane, high-speed highway. At leas… more »

CAA head says he wants 12 teams Monday's announcement that Georgia State would leave the Colonial Athletic Association for the Sun Belt Conference beginning with the 2013-14 school year was something CAA observers foresaw for several weeks. What h… more »

Each ROOT SPORTS game will feature Montana or Montana State, two teams Mustangs don’t play Cal Poly football was the only Big Sky Conference program left off a new television broadcast schedule, and the announcement isn’t sitting well in San Luis Obi… more »

The Lehigh football team knows it's not going to be easy next fall. The Mountain Hawks, who have won back-to-back outright Patriot League championships and wonplayoff games in the NCAA FCS tournament each of the past two years, know that everyone is… more »