The three-day event gets underway Tuesday as coaches and players from across the 18-team conference gather ahead of the 2026 season.
The CFB Brief · Tue, Jul 28
Media Days, Fall Camps, and Momentum Shifts
College football's offseason sprint is giving way to the real thing as programs open camps and the Big Ten convenes in Chicago.
via On3 Michigan State
The calendar has reached the point where talk turns to action. Big Ten Media Days opened Tuesday in Chicago, setting the tone for a week where the conference's 18 programs begin staking their public claims for the season ahead, with Ohio State already installed at the top of the preseason order.
On the field, fall camps are underway in Coral Gables and Tallahassee, each carrying its own weight.
Miami arrives with legitimate national ambitions and a portal quarterback running the offense, while
Florida State is operating under the quiet pressure of a program that needs this season to go differently than the last.
Recruiting kept pace with the camp news.
Notre Dame's momentum is building through multiple channels at once — a live television commitment, renewed CFP attention, and a pipeline of visits — while a three-star running back is set to announce Tuesday evening in a decision that comes down to
Tennessee and Arkansas.
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