Andrew Ivins

With the early signing period around the corner, the 2025 recruiting class is heating up.

Plus, weekly awards and a look at a ghastly downturn in talent production from the state of Florida -- with two reasons why.

How the NCAA eliminating the National Letter of Intent will affect the sport's landscape

Who cares about positional value? Hunter is a once-in-a-lifetime prospect. Plus, Auburn gets good news but needs a quicker fix, a smart way coaches can get around the redshirt rule, and weekly awards.

Plus, two Alabama stars bucking the reclassification trend, love for UCF running back RJ Harvey and in search of the next Cam Ward.

Also, don't laugh too hard at Florida State's misfortunes, because your favorite team might be the next victim of the transfer portal

A reasonable defense of Marcus Freeman, plus questions on Colorado's next wave of talent, the Pitt RB who leads the nation in all-purpose yardage, five-star QBs DJ Lagway and Dylan Raiola meeting the moment and more.

Plus, Jeremiah Smith delivering on the hype and a Nebraska rebuilt focused on measurable traits

Week 1 of the 2024 college football season offers a prime opportunity for three under-pressure QBs to prove they're en route towards meeting the hype

A rundown of committed players who remind us of next-level stars, plus what you need to know about the updated release of the 247Sports Team Talent Composite.

Last year, Gunner completed 229 of 362 passes (63.3 percent) for 3,077 yards with 29 touchdowns to go against just four interceptions while playing for his father at Alabama's Fairhope St. Michael Catholic

By far the biggest two talking points at this week's Personnel & Recruiting Symposium in Nashville were the looming revenue share and roster expansion.

The $20 million Ohio State players received last year might seem a bit astronomical, but the salary cap for the upcoming NFL season jumped to $255.4 million per team

Which college football program currently has the best quarterback-receiver trio committed? That's a question we're answering today with seven options before we get to our weekly awards.

And don't sleep on Oregon, which could charge from No. 7 to No. 2