The Latest Breaking News from Alex Golesh

With swagger, early upsets and a Top 25 ranking, the Bulls are no longer a realignment afterthought or perennial underachiever.

Four matchups are must-win situations for at least one team, plus a host of rivalries and yardstick games are on tap.

These two programs are looking to establish themselves with a bowl win.

The Florida Atlantic and South Florida head coaches with a chilly postgame handshake

These college football coaches are ready for new opportunities. How will they do?

Former Tennessee offensive coordinator Alex Golesh disputes the narrative, saying New York Giants rookie WR Jalin Hyatt can "run any route."

TAMPA, Fla. — He is older than Kyle Trask and less than three years younger than Baker Mayfield. He can’t work out due to a torn anterior cruciate ligament suffered nearly five months ago.

Can Luke Fickell put Wisconsin back on top? Can Deion Sanders revive Colorado? Who is under immediate pressure?

James Rowe is leaving the Bears at the end of the season for USF, according to ESPN's Courtney Cronin.

TAMPA, Fla. — People who have worked with Alex Golesh seem to love him. When you wonder why USF hired another coordinator to be head football coach, that’s important to remember.

USF has officially named Alex Golesh as the Bulls’ next football coach. The 38-year-old Russia native spent the last two years at Tennessee, where he was the offensive coordinator under Josh Heupel. Before that, Golesh spent a year as the co-offensive coordinator at UCF (2020).