The Latest Breaking News from Caleb Williams

ATLANTA — My soft spot for underdogs is well-documented, but that's not the (only) reason I hope Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett is great in 2022. It's also because I really believe Bennett is a good quarterback. He proved me right in 2021. I'm wrong plenty, so I appreciate Bennett making…

The Mountain West has 49 non-conference games to play in 2022. These ten contests are the best of the best and will be worth your time.

LOS ANGELES — When Drake London broke his ankle in October, ending his season after only eight games, the impact on USC's offense was basically catastrophic. London was the centerpiece of the Trojans passing attack, a physically dominant wideout capable of conjuring offense out of double and triple teams.

LOS ANGELES — The top receiver in college football is on his way to USC in a transfer sure to send shock waves through a sport still grappling with its new free-market reality.

PITTSBURGH — Jordan Addison — the winner of last year’s Biletnikoff Award, given annually to the top wide receiver in college football — officially entered the transfer portal on Tuesday, a source confirmed to the Post-Gazette.

The 2021 Biletnikoff Award winner may be on the move.

Caleb Williams tapped his teammates on their shoulder pads as he walked behind them to his chair in the interview room.

LOS ANGELES — Spring practices have delivered the first glimpse of how college football rosters altered by high-profile transfers and coaching changes could shape the upcoming college football season. Here are some top storylines to watch as teams prepare for the 2022-23 season:

The redshirt freshman is grateful that the new Trojans head coach is giving him a chance to compete for the starting quarterback spot.

LOS ANGELES — Last week at UCLA football practice, I asked Chip Kelly about Lincoln Riley’s “next-level” use of the transfer portal — a reference that anyone who is remotely engaged in following college football would understand.

LOS ANGELES — The decision was made. His name, as of Jan. 1, was in the NCAA transfer portal. But now that it was finally official, Brenden Rice suddenly was feeling uncertain. Maybe a transfer was a mistake. Maybe the sophomore receiver should've stayed at Colorado, where he caught 27…