The First Game Never Ended: Princeton, Rutgers, and the Rivalry That Invented College Football
Most rivalries trace back to a game. This one traces back to the game. On November 6, 1869, in New Brunswick, New…
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Most rivalries trace back to a game. This one traces back to the game. On November 6, 1869, in New Brunswick, New…
Some rematches take a season. This one took nearly a century. When the Texas Longhorns open the 2026 season against the Texas…
The 2025-26 college tennis season ended with two thrillers in Athens — and both champions are loaded to run it back. Official…
Some rivalries are famous because they’re on national TV every fall. Others are great because of what actually happens on the field,…
Ninety meetings. One hundred and two years. And the difference between Alabama A&M and Alabama State is exactly one game. That’s the…
College uniforms are about to look different, and the money behind them tells you everything about where college sports is headed. In…
For years, the story of name, image, and likeness in college sports was written almost entirely in the language of football and…
Every great rivalry has a signature moment. This one’s involves knitwear. Georgetown and St. John’s have been playing basketball against each other…
The gap between a championship season and a rebuilding year often comes down to millimeters and milliseconds. So programs — and athletes…
Establishment against upstart, tradition against swagger. Notre Dame and Miami built a rivalry so venomous that Notre Dame walked away from it,…
Every October, Grand Valley State and Saginaw Valley State meet for one of Division II‘s best rivalry games — and last fall,…
Before Ohio State–Michigan, before Army–Navy, before the Iron Bowl — there was Princeton–Yale. First played in 1873, it’s the oldest continuing rivalry…