The return of quarterback Luke Altmyer -- and so many of his pals -- is one reason ESPN.com uses to select Illinois as its ...

The second-year Texas A&M athletic director discusses the College Football Playoff's influence on SEC scheduling.

A significant change is coming to the way College Football Playoff teams are seeded next season, and there is one school that ...

After months of meeting to discuss things to discuss at future meetings, the people in charge of the College Football Playoff ...

ESPN’s Heather Dinich appeared on The Pat McAfee Show Tuesday and outlined one major change that could be on the way. According to Dinich, the committee could decide to change the way seeding is ...

Like ESPN. On Wednesday ... Altmyer was listed at No. 6. Writer Heather Dinich, who knows the game so well, hints at pursuit by another Power Four program. "The importance of Illinois retaining ...

per ESPN's Heather Dinich. After a meeting on Monday, the NCAA came away with nine proposed legislative changes, perhaps the biggest being one that would permit universities to directly pay players.

ESPN’s Heather Dinich isn’t sugarcoating the situation at Tennessee—there’s no clear victor in the Nico Iamaleava saga. Appearing on Get Up Monday morning, Dinich offered a blunt ...

writer, television anchor, and host. She is best known for her remarkable service on the ESPN network. Heather joined the network in 2007 and has earned a global reputation. Heather Dinich is 51 years ...

At the 11th Annual Allstate Party at the Playoff on January 18, ESPN senior writer Heather Dinich spoke with me about the positive impact of the expanded playoff format. “Not only having a wider ...

College football connoisseur Heather Dinich noticed that excitement and intrigue regarding the College Football Playoffs were amplified exponentially after the sport expanded from a four-team ...

ESPN college football senior writer Heather Dinich reported that changes for next season are unlikely. “After the 2025 season, going into 2026 I could see that,” Moses said. “I think that ...