Remember last summer when gamers were messing themselves over the return of NCAA Football on most major consoles? Get ...

And this year, in case you hadn’t noticed, his contract dispute resolved, the greatest hot dog chomper of all time is back in ...

Tier 1: Safe Additions. Programs listed in the first tier are all “check the boxes” types. Every program has FBS facilities or plan to build them, every program is a current or future FBS ...

Northern Illinois Huskies on Hustle Belt. Northern Illinois to join Horizon League for non-football sports. Just over a month removed from announcing their intention to join the Mountain West in ...

College athletics changed forever Friday night. Judge Claudia Wilken of the Northern District Court of California approved the House v.NCAA settlement, a class action lawsuit filed in 2020 by ...

Tight end Toledo TE Anthony Torres logged his first collegiate snap with Western Michigan in 2018, but finally saw a breakout All-MAC season as a sixth-year player in 2023.

Last season the Northern Illinois Huskies got off to a slow start, starting 1-4 and averaging before turning things around and winning six of their last eight games, including their bowl game.

Cade McDonald spent four seasons as a walk-on before breaking out as a scholarship receiver. Now he uses that same walk-on mentality to approach his NFL future.

Hustle Belt: So how have you settled into the new job? Eddie George: I’m taking it one day at a time. I’m just enjoying the atmosphere here at Bowling Green, enjoying getting to know the kids ...

American Team. Tycen Anderson, SAF, Toledo. Second-string participation, special teams starter; 3 tackles (2 solo) Anderson was the only MAC member on the American side, and primarily saw action ...

This time last year, it was former Toledo Rocket defensive back Quinyon Mitchell making noise at the NFL Draft after being selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in the first round.

Incoming transfers. QB Mike Alaimo (Purdue) A former four-star recruit is on his way to Kent State in Mike Alaimo. Alaimo spent three years with the Purdue Boilermakers before making the jump.