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In a shocking turn of events that sent ripples through the college football world, four-star defensive back Jaylen Bronaugh has officially decommitted from the Nebraska Cornhuskers. The announcement came late Tuesday evening via Bronaugh’s social media accounts, where the highly touted recruit expressed appreciation for the Huskers but ultimately revealed his intention to reopen his recruitment. For Nebraska fans, this one stings—and not just because of Bronaugh’s ranking. A 6’1” cornerback out of Mesquite, Texas, Bronaugh had long been seen as a cornerstone for the Huskers’ 2025 recruiting class. Known for his lockdown coverage, elite footwork, and rare ball-hawking instincts,…

The Mountaineers have done it again. West Virginia just added some serious heat to its future defensive backfield by securing the commitment of Emari Peterson—a versatile, athletic, and electrifying prospect who has now become one of the most talked-about names in the 2026 recruiting class. When you watch Peterson’s tape, one word keeps coming to mind: electric. Whether he’s locking down receivers in man coverage, flying in for run support, or returning a kickoff with a burst of pure speed, Emari plays like he’s got jet fuel in his cleats. And now, that kind of energy is headed straight to…

Bulldogs Secure Ocean Springs OT Jayden Ross for 2026 In a significant early-season boost, Mississippi State football has landed a cornerstone for its 2026 recruiting class: Jayden Ross, a standout offensive tackle from Ocean Springs High School. Announced on Monday morning, Ross’s commitment marks the Bulldogs’ 12th pledge for the cycle—an exciting tally that already promises to reshape the team’s future offensive front. ️ Why Jayden Ross? Ross isn’t just another offensive tackle; he’s a game-changer with a compelling story. Standing tall with a powerful frame and exceptional athleticism, he’s long been on the radar of several major programs. Despite…

Nebraska football coach Matt Rhule traded his trademark red hoodie for a grease-spattered apron Sunday afternoon, and the results were as fiery as one of his halftime speeches. Teaming up with former Husker All-American guard Brenden Stai, Rhule slammed spatulas—and plenty of good-natured trash talk—at Omaha Steaks’ inaugural Smash Burger Cook-Off in Dingerville, the pop-up fan village two blocks north of Charles Schwab Field where the Men’s College World Series paused for a between-games breather. The Father’s Day showdown doubled as a launch party for Omaha Steaks’ new 3.2-ounce pre-smashed patties, so a smoky, beefy perfume hung over the Millwork…

On June 9, 2025, Texas Tech quietly dropped a bombshell that is still echoing across college sports: by folding its NIL collective, The Matador Club, into the long-standing Red Raider Club booster arm, the university set itself up to channel an eye-popping $55 million to student-athletes over the next year. That figure—a blend of the newly legal revenue-sharing payments created by the House v. NCAA settlement and old-fashioned NIL endorsements—would make the Red Raiders the highest-spending school in the country and put them in the same fiscal neighborhood as small-market professional franchises. The plan follows a two-tier structure. First, Texas…

If you eat, sleep, and breathe Boston College sports, BC Interruption wants to hear from you. The go-to SB Nation blog for everything BC Eagles is officially looking for new staff writers to join their football and basketball coverage teams — and this could be your shot to go from die-hard fan to trusted voice in the BC sports world. Whether you’re a student with a knack for storytelling, an alum who never misses a game, or just someone who lives and dies by every snap and buzzer-beater, this is your chance to be part of a respected platform with…

On Father’s Day, June 15, 2025, Mississippi State football celebrated a significant recruiting win—securing 6-foot-7, 291-pound offensive tackle Charles “Big Jr” Humphrey from Bearden High School in Knoxville, Tennessee. Humphrey took to social media to announce his commitment to Starkville, thanking God and giving a nod to the Bulldogs’ coaching staff in a heartfelt post that showed just how meaningful this decision is for him. A Rising Star’s Profile As a three-star recruit in the 2026 class, Humphrey holds impressive rankings: No. 29 overall in Tennessee, No. 80 offensive tackle nationally, and No. 975 in the entire 2026 cycle, all…

On Saturday, June 15, 2025, Fameitau “FA” Siale gave Michigan State fans something to cheer about—and gave his late father a reason to smile from above. The 6-foot-4, 260-pound edge rusher from Seattle announced his verbal commitment to Michigan State University with a heartfelt social media post. Alongside a green-and-white Spartans graphic, Siale wrote simply: “For you, Pops.” The timing, on Father’s Day weekend, gave the message deeper resonance. Siale’s father, a beloved deacon in their church community, passed away in 2024. For Fameitau, football has always been about more than the game—it’s been about honoring the man who instilled…

In his ongoing series, “Greatest Huskers by the Numbers,” HuskerMax columnist Dave Feit shines a spotlight on the legends who made Nebraska football a national powerhouse. In the entry for No. 74, Feit focuses on one of the most dominant offensive linemen in Husker history: Bob Newton. Wearing the No. 74 jersey, Bob Newton was a force to be reckoned with during the late 1960s and into 1970. Newton’s time with the Cornhuskers came at a pivotal moment for the program, as head coach Bob Devaney was building a dynasty that would soon capture the first national title in school…

NC State’s football recruiting momentum just hit a new gear. During what was expected to be a routine official visit weekend, a high-profile cornerback prospect made headlines by announcing his commitment to the Wolfpack—right in front of the coaching staff and fellow recruits. The moment was electric, and according to those in the room, it sent a wave of energy through the program that could be felt well beyond Raleigh. The player in question is [Name Redacted for Privacy], a four-star cornerback out of [High School], known for his blistering speed, lockdown coverage skills, and tenacious style of play. Rated…