For most of the season, the Detroit Tigers and Los Angeles Dodgers have swapped back and forth between first and second in the overall rankings. After a great J

Athlon Sports. No one doubts that Detroit Tigers ace Tarik Skubal is gunning for his second straight Cy Young Award, but maybe everyone’s thinking a little too small. Sure, Skubal is in a league with Aaron Judge and Cal Raleigh dominating the MVP conversation with their ridiculous power number,

Clemson football’s 2026 recruiting class took a small step back after highly touted defensive lineman Bryce Perry-Wright chose Texas A&M over the Tigers. His decision was a tough miss for a group that had climbed as high as No. 2 earlier this year.

LSU is looking to make the leap into Playoff contention. One position group in particular could play a part in whether that happens or not.

ESPN's Bill Connelly calls Clemson a "no-brainer" for the ACC title and CFP, but his 2025 projections reveal deep concerns about their defense and offense.

While Finebaum was bullish on Clemson, fellow panelist Kevin Clark took a more measured stance. Clark stuck by his prediction from earlier this summer that LSU will walk into Death Valley and leave with a win this August. For him, Clemson’s entire ceiling rides on Klubnik’s shoulders.

Notre Dame's recruiting class rose to No. 3 in ESPN's latest rankings, boasting 17 ESPN 300 commits. The commitment of Lamar Brown, ESPN's No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2026, continued to shake up the website's Top-25 class rankings.

Clemson’s run defense was the worst it’s been in over a decade last season, giving up 160.6 rushing yards per game and 4.71 yards per carry. Those numbers aren’t just bad by Clemson standards — they’re historically bad for the program.