College football

How many of these have you been to?

A study has declared these cities in New York as the best, and the worst, for football fans. Do you agree with their rankings?

Here are seven famous football players and coaches who left their mark on the Capital Region, and followed that up with a Super Bowl title of their own.

College football fans may be getting an early holiday gift this year. Back on September 2nd, the College Football Playoff Board of Managers, led by Mark Keenum, the President of Mississippi State, voted to expand the current four-team playoff format to a twelve-team playoff format beginning in 2026. Well, ESPN has reported that the new format may now begin a bit earlier.

Chris Glaser is a big guy. At 6-4 and 306 pounds, it takes a lot to rattle the rookie offensive lineman, currently on the New York Jets practice squad. Glaser was signed this year by the Jets out of the University of Virginia. He has remained close to his Cavalier teammates and the campus. He still receives the university’s alerts. He knew before most that something terrible was potentially happening on Sunday night. He could have never imagined that three friends would be tragically killed nor could his Jets teammate, 3rd-year cornerback Bryce Hall. Hall played at Virginia with two of the shooting victims.

It’s nice to see Syracuse University stand behind head coach Dino Babers. SU stayed the course with Babers and it’s paying off this season.

Eli Manning's post-playing career has been entertaining, and in his newest endeavor, he went "back to school" to play a prank on Penn State football players.

You may see this on your TV during the new season...

Football season is upon us, and every Upstate New York football fan should add these five destinations to their list of must-visits in the fall of 2022.

The NFL Draft is around the corner, and the NY Giants and Jets have a few major decisions in front of them. Oddsmakers say these players are coming to New York.

According to reports by The Athletic, Notre Dame football coach Brian Kelly is leaving the Fighting Irish high and dry smack in the middle of a possible shot at a National Championship. Kelly is bolting from South Bend, Indiana and heading to Baton Rouge to lead the LSU Tigers for a bundle of cash.

In the battle for the Dutchman Shoes Trophy, it was one player who had recently just changed his shoes who secured victory for the RPI Engineers' football team.