Michael Cohen

2 days ago | foxsports.com | Michael Cohen

Thanks to the creation and proliferation of the transfer portal, player acquisition in college football now takes on a life of its own every winter and every spring. Coaches across the country — including those whose seasons haven't yet ended — begin remaking their rosters during the initial December transfer window and tweak them once more during a subsequent flurry of movement each April.

1 week ago | foxsports.com | Michael Cohen

By the time Jeremiah Smith was old enough to experience "NCAA Football," the popular video game series developed by EA Sports, only a handful of iterations remained before production halted during what proved to be an 11-year hiatus. Born on Nov. 29, 2005, Smith’s first exposure to the franchise came with his cousin Geno Smith, a collegiate star at West Virginia in the early 2010s who is now the starting quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders.

2 weeks ago | foxsports.com | Michael Cohen

With a collection of blue-blood programs sending quarterbacks into this year’s NFL Draft, the stage was set for a spring and summer of noteworthy battles across college football at the sport’s most important position. Will Howard and his national championship ring left a high-profile void at Ohio State. Jalen Milroe and his dual-threat talents departed Alabama despite leaving some eligibility on the table.

4 weeks ago | foxsports.com | Michael Cohen

Now that spring practice and the ensuing transfer portal window are officially in the rearview mirror, the epicenter of college football will begin to shift toward traditional high school recruiting — at least for the next handful of weeks until the juices of fall camp begin to flow. Between now and then, however, coaches and recruiting staffers will traverse the country for what remains of the contact period that began on April 15 and runs through May 24.

1 month ago | foxsports.com | Michael Cohen

One hundred and one picks had come and gone when Maryland wide receiver Tai Felton, a first-team All-Big Ten performer who caught 96 passes for 1,124 yards and nine touchdowns last season, finally heard his name called as the Minnesota Vikings made the final choice of the NFL Draft’s third round. Felton became the first of six Terrapins to be selected over the weekend in what was the program’s most fruitful draft since 1986.