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College Football Teams Reveal, Withhold 2026 Depth Charts — IJR News

College Football Teams Reveal, Withhold 2026 Depth Charts

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College Football Teams Reveal, Withhold 2026 Depth Charts

7 sources·Updated Sep 7, 2026

College football teams are finalizing preparations for the opening weeks of the season, with projected lineups and game-specific questions drawing attention. SMU enters its ACC matchup at Florida State as a road favorite after the Seminoles struggled to pull away from New Mexico State, raising concerns about quarterback Ashton Daniels’ turnover history and the team’s ability to handle pressure. No. 7 Miami has withheld its depth chart ahead of its opener against Stanford, leaving the Hurricanes’ offensive and defensive line combinations uncertain while confirming several key players are expected to start. Miami is also dealing with four unavailable players, compared with 16 for Stanford. Middle Tennessee’s preview projects quarterback Nick Vattiato?

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Judge lets LSU add former NFL players as SEC weighs appeal

Michigan courts upheld a preliminary injunction requiring Kalshi to block Michigan residents from sports event contracts, enforce geofencing with a $500,000 daily fine for violations, and allow continued state oversight as the case proceeds. Separately, a Louisiana judge ruled that the Class of 2022 players can compete in 2026-27 under an injunction, potentially adding players to LSU’s roster amid ongoing legal battles between the school and the SEC.

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College Football Faces Playoff, Eligibility, Scheduling Battles

Amid a push for reform, college football scheduling is being rethought to combat extreme heat with earlier start times and later finishes, fewer cupcake games, and more meaningful nonconference opponents. At the same time, the sport is grappling with broader Playoff debates—from former professional players’ eligibility and roster rules to bold playoff projections for nontraditional programs and ideas like G6 promotion/relegation.

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Sep 7, 2026Indiana opens its 2026 season with football, soccer and field hockey action, highlighting recruiting momentum and mixed results as Notre Dame faces Wisconsin at Lambeau Field.
Sep 7, 2026College football previews spotlight quarterback battles and lineup uncertainty at SMU-Florida State, Texas, Miami, Middle Tennessee and Alabama as teams reveal or withhold Week 1 depth charts.
Sep 7, 2026Over 100 fans experience heat-related illness at Kentucky's season opener, prompting revised water-bottle policies, while Tulsa fans endure triple-digit heat indices with cooling stations.

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Clemson Faces Potential $57 Million Swinney Buyout

Clemson fans, players and analysts are weighing the end of the Dabo Swinney era, as the program faces a costly buyout and a changing landscape in college football. Swinney’s contract would require Clemson to pay roughly $57 million if fired before 2027, with the figure rising to about $60 million next year before gradually decreasing, and the deal includes an Alabama-specific penalty and no mitigation clause, while potential replacements like Elliott or Lashlee are floated as options.

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