(BCSNN) — The Bearcats looked flat, sloppy, and ultimately overmatched Wednesday night, falling 64–56 to Eastern Michigan at Fifth Third Arena. The loss dropped Cincinnati to 5–2 on the season and raised serious questions about a team that has struggled to find consistency.

(BCSNN)— Bowling Green State University capped its 2025 football season with a dominant 45–14 victory over UMass Tuesday night at McGuirk Alumni Stadium. The Falcons jumped out to a 28–0 lead in the first half and scored in every quarter to secure their first season-ending win since 2021.

(BCSNN) — Western Michigan secured its place in the 2025 Mid-American Conference Championship Game with a 31–21 victory over Eastern Michigan Tuesday night at Rynearson Stadium. The win sends the Broncos to their fourth MAC title game in program history.

(BCSNN) -- Backup quarterback Thomas Gotkowski came off the bench to throw for 185 yards and account for two touchdowns, lifting Miami (Ohio) to a 37–20 road win over Buffalo on Wednesday night. The victory made the RedHawks bowl-eligible for the ninth time in the last 10 seasons and kept their MAC title hopes alive entering the final week.

(BCSNN) — The Rockets are going bowling. Toledo quarterback Tucker Gleason threw for two touchdowns and the Rockets’ defense delivered a suffocating performance in a 24–3 win over Miami on Wednesday night at Yager Stadium. The victory moved Toledo (6–4, 4–2 MAC) into a five-way tie for second place in the Mid-American Conference and secured bowl eligibility for the 16th consecutive season — the sixth-longest active streak in the nation.

(BCSNN) — The Wagon Wheel is rolling back to Kent.

In a rivalry game packed with drama, Kent State outlasted Akron 42–35 in overtime Tuesday night at InfoCision Stadium-Summa Field, reclaiming the coveted trophy for the first time since 2022.

(BCSNN) — The Broncos are postseason bound. Western Michigan is going bowling.

The Broncos punched their postseason ticket Tuesday night with a gritty 17–13 comeback win over defending MAC champion Ohio at Stafford-Smith Field at Waldo Stadium. It marks WMU’s third win this season when trailing at halftime and secures bowl eligibility for the first time under head coach Lance Taylor.

(BCSNN) — You can't keep the Panthers down. Even playing without leading scorer Brandin Cummings, Pitt men’s basketball was able to lean on its depth and early momentum to defeat Eastern Michigan, 78–66, Monday night at Petersen Events Center. The Panthers improved to 3–0 on the season.

(BCSNN) — The ACC’s decision to adopt a nine-game conference schedule starting in 2026 may seem like a simple alignment move with the rest of the Power 4, but for Group of Six programs like Oregon State and Memphis, it’s a seismic shift that threatens their access to marquee match-ups—and the revenue, exposure, and recruiting visibility that come with them.

(BCSNN) — True freshman quarterback Malik Washington threw for 254 yards and two touchdowns to lead Maryland past Northern Illinois 20–9 on Friday night at SECU Stadium. The win extended the Terrapins’ non-conference winning streak to 17 games, the longest active run in the FBS.

Wisconsin Football kicked off the 2025 season on Thursday night at Camp Randall Stadium, stifling the Miami (OH) RedHawks in a 17-0 win. The Badgers' defense assembled an impressive performance, holding the RedHawks to just 117 total yards and a 0-for-9 third down conversion clip.Thursday night's win marks the Badgers' 28th straight victory over a non-conference opponent in the season-opening game. Additionally, Wisconsin now owns a 17-0 record in night games against unranked teams.

(BCSNN) — We've got more college football headed our way on Thursday night with Rutgers hosting defending Mid-American Conference champion Ohio at SHI Stadium. The matchup, set for 6 p.m. ET on Big Ten Network, marks a critical early test for two programs with postseason ambitions and momentum from strong 2024 campaigns.

Bowling Green Football has announced three new games being added to the Falcons' future football schedule, with two programs: the South Florida Bulls and Tarleton State Texans.

(BCSNN) — The NCAA Division I Board of Directors approved a sweeping overhaul of its governance structure, granting significantly more influence to the Power Four conferences—ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, and SEC—in decisions affecting college athletics. The move marks a pivotal shift in how rules are made and reflects the growing autonomy of major football-playing schools.

(BCSNN) — The NCAA announced Monday that the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments will remain at 68 teams for the 2026 season, shelving expansion proposals that had gained momentum in recent months. The decision was confirmed by NCAA senior vice president of basketball Dan Gavitt, who said the committees “will continue conversations” about expanding to 72 or 76 teams in future years.

(BCSNN) — With the Dec. 1 deadline looming, the future format of the College Football Playoff remains uncertain as the Southeastern Conference and Big Ten continue to disagree on how best to structure an expanded postseason. Despite months of negotiations and frequent communication between SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey and Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti, the two power conferences have yet to reach consensus on a model that would take effect in 2026.

(BCSNN) -- The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel has approved several measures aimed at improving the flow and tempo of men's college basketball games, including the introduction of a coach’s challenge system. The changes, announced this week, will take effect in the 2025-26 season and are designed to reduce game stoppages and enhance overall efficiency on the court.

The Miami University baseball team fell 14-13 to Wake Forest in the third game of the Knoxville Regional Saturday afternoon. Miami finishes the season 35-23 overall, while the Demon Deacons rise to 37-21.

(BCSNN) — NCAA President Charlie Baker confirmed this week that discussions are underway to expand the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, with proposals to increase the field to either 72 or 76 teams.

(BCSNN) — The College Football Playoff (CFP) is adopting a straight seeding model for the 2025 season, eliminating automatic byes for conference champions and instead ranking teams solely based on the final CFP Selection Committee rankings. The decision, unanimously approved by the CFP Management Committee, aims to create a more merit-based postseason bracket following concerns over last season’s seeding process.