College Football Playoff rankings: Alabama drops to No. 10, Oklahoma moves up to No. 8 after Sooners' win over Tide

Mark Ingram, Alabama's first Heisman Trophy winner, along with defensive stalwarts Aaron Donald and Ndamukong Suh, has been announced as part of the 2026 College Football Hall of Fame class, which includes a total of 22 inductees. This recognition highlights their significant contributions to college football and their respective teams.

Miami (FL) football, led by hometown star Malachi Toney, enters the national championship game as a near 10-point underdog against Indiana, a team that has defeated traditional powerhouses Alabama and Oregon to reach this stage. Despite the odds, Miami aims to leverage Toney's skills to secure an upset victory.

Legendary Alabama running back Mark Ingram has been inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame, marking a significant milestone in his illustrious career. Ingram, who is also a prominent figure on FOX's

Chris Richards, an Alabama-born defender, is recognized as a key player for the USA Men's National Team as they prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. His performance on the field has garnered attention, highlighting his skills and potential impact on the team's success in the upcoming tournament.

No. 19 Florida Gators secured a decisive 96-79 victory over Oklahoma, with Thomas Haugh leading the team by scoring 21 points. The Gators utilized their size advantage effectively, dominating the game and showcasing their offensive capabilities. This win marks a significant achievement for Florida as they continue to build momentum in the season.

Karly Weathers scored a career-high 23 points, leading No. 21 Alabama to a 74-63 victory over Missouri, improving their season record to 17-1. This win highlights Alabama's strong performance in the current basketball season as they continue to compete at a high level.