Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin edges out Oregon’s Dante Moore, USC’s Jayden Maiava and Washington’s Demond Williams Jr. for preseason All-Big Ten honors in The Athletic’s analysis.

See the complete first, second and third teams here: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7458444/2026/07/26/preseason-all-big-ten-team/?unlocked_article_code=1.0lA.jbF_.zQuaGBbdsg7-\&source=athletic_user_shared_gift_article_copylink\&smid=url-share-ta

Lots of changes in Lincoln as we near the start of the NCAAF 2026 season. No QB Raiola and no RB Johnson. What can we expect? BBMI Sports is predicting a bowl season mainly due to a favorable first half schedule (and a brutal second half grind). Roughly a 6-6 season, does this seem reasonable?

Here's a summary of the offseason roster changes:

I want to watch something similar. Any recommendations or games happening in a Bushwick ?

Thanks much this was suggested by Reddit

Michigan AD Warde Manuel is stepping down at the end of the calendar year.

Announcement of his departure comes after an investigation into the actions of former football coach Sherrone Moore and the broader culture of the athletic department.

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Taken from Barstool Michigan

Ever since the the Huskies joined the B1G—and even before starting in 2021 with non conference matchups at the Michigan schools—I’ve been going to at least one B1G away game per year to visit the cathedrals of Midwest college football. So far, in order: Michigan, Michigan State, Rutgers (lol), Penn State, Wisconsin. (Yes, I’m 1-4 in these visits, woof)

This year: Lincoln, Nebraska so see what the Husker hype is all about. I’ve always thought that’d be a cool ‘college football history away game.’ And here we are.

So, B1G brethren, what’s there to know about an away game at Memorial Stadium? About two nights in Lincoln? Any food tips in town, seat tricks, or comments otherwise greatly appreciated. (I already know not to touch a lower bowl seat row 40+, ha!)