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NFL Execs, Coaches Identify 10 Breakout Players to Watch in 2026

More than a dozen sources weigh in on first- and second-year players, including a pair of top pass rushers and a second-year wideout.

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Sports Illustrated’s College Football Midseason All-Americans

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Five Prospects Who Improved Their 2026 NFL Draft Stock in Week 3

SI’s No. 9 quarterback is leading the nation in touchdown passes. Plus, a Tennessee wide receiver elevates his stock after a breakthrough performance against Georgia.

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Big 12 Football Preview: Conference Will Be Unpredictable Again

Parity reigns supreme in a league short on elite teams but long on fun with every program capable of pulling the upset (or getting upset) each Saturday.

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Sports Illustrated’s College Football Preseason Top 25: No. 14 Texas Tech

The Red Raiders were aggressive in the transfer portal and boast what’s likely the most expensive roster in the sport to go all in for a title.

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USC pass rusher Romello Height likely out for remainder of season

LOS ANGELES — Romello Height, the edge rusher who transferred from Auburn to USC to stabilize the Trojans' pass rush, is likely to miss the rest of this season after undergoing surgery on his injured shoulder this week.

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Five questions ahead of USC's first fall football camp under Lincoln Riley

LOS ANGELES — When Lincoln Riley took the reins of a USC program in desperate need of a rebuild, no one expected a new foundation to be laid overnight. Still, when Riley was asked in November how quickly he could turn around the Trojans, he didn't try to limit expectations.

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