How every five-star college football recruit fits at his new school
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College football's top 2025 newcomer classes
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Craig Haubert, Billy Tucker
Miami LB Hayes injured during fatal car crash
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Mark Schlabach
Oregon lands five-star DE Wesley for 2026 class
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Eli Lederman
UNC: Belichick's girlfriend welcome at school
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David Hale
Welcome aboard: These are college football's top newcomers
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Billy Tucker
Coroner: UNLV OL Christman died of heart issues
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Enter Sandman: Metallica brings seismic shift to Virginia Tech stadium
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Erika LeFlouria
FCS headed for 12-game regular seasons in '26
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2025 post-spring Way-Too-Early Top 25: Where do Texas and Notre Dame rank?
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Mark Schlabach

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How every five-star college football recruit fits at his new school

There are 21 five-stars in the Class of 2026. We look at how they got to their teams and what they'll do in college.

College football's top 2025 newcomer classes

Building a roster isn't just about recruiting. Combining prep talent with great transfers is key in college football and these teams did it best.

Miami LB Adarius Hayes injured in crash that killed 3 people

Miami linebacker Adarius Hayes was one of the drivers in a two-vehicle crash that left three people dead and injured Hayes and one other person, police said Sunday.

Oregon lands five-star DE Richard Wesley for 2026 class

Five-star defensive end Richard Wesley, the No. 18 overall prospect in the 2026 ESPN 300, announced his commitment to Oregon on Saturday night.

Thamel: UNC still getting used to Belichick's publicity

Pete Thamel joins "SportsCenter" to break down the latest headlines surrounding North Carolina head coach Bill Belichick.

Pete Thamel: It's a 'weird moment in time' for college football

Pete Thamel joins Pat McAfee to discuss the lack of rules for the upcoming college football season.

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