PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) — The Ivy League announced Wednesday its football programs will compete in the FCS playoffs beginning next season. The league said the decision to compete in the playoffs followed a year-long process initiated by its Student-Athlete Advisory

Ohio University promoted Brian Smith to head coach on Wednesday. Smith, 44, was elevated from offensive coordinator to interim coach last week after Tim Albin departed to become the head coach at Charlotte. The Bobcats (10-3, 7-1 Mid-American Conference) reached

Asked if playing in near-freezing weather at Ohio State might pose a challenge for his team, Tennessee coach Josh Heupel quickly noted that it wouldn’t be the Volunteers’ first rodeo with the cold. Kicker Max Gilbert even posted a photo

Wake Forest is hiring Washington State coach Jake Dickert to fill the vacancy left by Dave Clawson’s resignation, multiple outlets reported on Wednesday. Dickert, 41, is 23-20 with the Cougars since taking over midway through the 2021 season. That includes

Wake Forest has agreed to a deal with Washington State’s Jake Dickert to become the Demon Deacons’ next football coach, a person familiar with the decision said Wednesday. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because

Ivy League schools will be able to compete for the Football Championship Subdivision’s national championship starting in 2025, ESPN reported Wednesday. The conference champion will receive an automatic bid into the FCS playoff field, per the report. Football had been

Indiana coach Curt Cignetti pored through the transfer portal last December, looking for a proven quarterback with a winning resume who could quickly become the cornerstone in another rebuilding project. He landed on 23-year-old Kurtis Rourke, the 2022 Mid-American Conference

Seth Henigan passed for 294 yards and two touchdowns and No. 25 Memphis never trailed while notching a 42-37 victory over West Virginia on Tuesday night in the Frisco Bowl in Texas. DeMeer Blankumsee had four catches for 120 yards

SMU coach Rhett Lashlee took a moment while preparing his team for the College Football Playoff to address the ever-growing concern over the open transfer portal window. His problem isn’t with players wanting to transfer. Rather, Lashlee’s issue, one shared