08/20/2026 7:00 pm
08/20/2026 7:00 pm
As college football crawls closer to kickoff, the Kent State Golden Flashes are already picking up significant recognition, placing seven players on the 2026 Pro Football Network (PFN) Preseason All-MAC teams.
The Ohio State University announced Friday the nine former collegiate athletes who will be inducted into the Athletics Hall of Fame this fall.
The electric playmaker for the Kent State Golden Flashes is capturing national attention ahead of the college football season.
Kent State return specialist Da’Realyst Clark has been named to The Sporting News Preseason All-America First Team.
Known affectionately by fans as the “Slim Reaper” for his slender frame and lethal speed, Clark enters the year as one of the most feared special teams weapons in the entire country.
Ohio State placed three players on the 2026 Maxwell Award Preseason Watch List, with quarterback Julian Sayin, wide receiver Jeremiah Smith and running back Bo Jackson all earning recognition. The Buckeyes are the only Big Ten program with three players on this year’s watch list.
Kent State redshirt senior tight end Terik Mulder has earned elite national recognition ahead of the 2026 college football season. The National College Football Awards Association (NCFAA) announced that Mulder has been named to the prestigious John Mackey Award Preseason Watch List, an honor reserved for the most outstanding tight ends in the country.
One lucky college football fan will get the chance to do what many fans dream of: calling plays.
The Browns are adding three new members to their Hall of Fame, with wide receiver Brian Brennan, center Alex Mack, and tackle Lou Rymkus all set to be enshrined as Cleveland Browns Legends.
University of Akron running back Jordan Gant was named to the preseason Maxwell Award on August 3, as announced by the Maxwell Football Club.
Allstate and the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) named 175 nominees for the 2026 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team, recognizing student-athletes and head coaches from every level of college football who are making an impact through community service, academic achievement and leadership.
The Cleveland WNBA franchise has officially revealed its team identity as the Cleveland Sirens.Owned and operated by Dan Gilbert’s Rock Entertainment Group, the franchise announced its name and branding on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, during a live press conference at Rocket Arena. The team is scheduled to officially tip off its inaugural season in the spring of 2028.