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By RALPH D. RUSSO UCLA coach Chip Kelly stepped down Feb. 9 after six seasons leading the Bruins, leaving the soon-to-be Big Ten school scrambling to fill a vacancy at the top of the program with spring practice about a month away from cranking up around the country. Multiple media outlets reported Kelly was heading […]

By RALPH D. RUSSO UCLA coach Chip Kelly stepped down Feb. 9 after six seasons leading the Bruins, leaving the soon-to-be Big Ten school scrambling to fill a vacancy at the top of the program with spring practice about a month away from cranking up around the country. Multiple media outlets reported Kelly was heading to Ohio State, UCLA’s future conference rival, to become offensive coordinator. Ohio State declined comment. Buckeyes coach Ryan Day hired former Texans coach Bill O’Brie...

Chip Kelly is off to Columbus. Here's who the Bruins could target as they embark on a late-cycle search.

The Aggies were in complete rebuild mode this time last year. Not so much this time around. How did Utah State football fare on National Signing Day? Read the details here.

From sandy beaches to the Rockies, Dunbar High School linebacker Kyeran Garcia will suit up for the Colorado Buffaloes in the fall.

LAS CRUCES, N.M. – First-year New Mexico State head football coach Tony Sanchez introduced his first signing class as the new leader of the Aggie football program on Wednesday. Including a pair of early signees, the Aggies added 23 new student-athletes as part of the 2024 signing class. The list of newcomers is comprised of six […]

At 6:30 a.m. on a Saturday morning, Tamara Rice boarded a cross-country flight for an opportunity that a year ago was not guaranteed.

It doesn’t look a day over 128!

Exclusive: “We have something that most places yearn for — we have a community that totally believes in the brand,” says Athletics Director Terry Tumey, who used to work for the 49ers.

The Longhorns had to replace two assistant coaches after the Sugar Bowl, but nearly every coach on the staff was offered other jobs, according to Sarkisian.