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Alabama football’s team runs out of the tunnel at Byrant-Denny Stadium (University of Alabama Athletics)

Ahead of Week 1 of the 2026 college football season, Nielsen has released the “Nielsen Scarborough Local College Football Fandom Index.” The metric takes into account multiple different factors while determining the most avid media markets for college football.

The 2026 college football season has kicked off, and Week 1 begins Thursday night. The slate doesn’t pack as much of a punch as some years past with only one ranked matchup and eight games between power conference teams. But it’s college football nonetheless, and we’re happy to have it back.

College football fandom isn’t always family-friendly. If you’ve spent any time in a student section, a tailgate lot, or scrolling game-day threads online, you already know that some fanbases treat profanity as a second language, while others keep things PG no matter the stakes.

“Take It From Me” is a TODAY.com series where experts use their wisdom to explain trends or make recommendations within their fields. In this latest installment, an anthropology professor explains what Dolly Parton has to teach us all.

A small, clustered community of mostly college fraternity and sorority homes seems very safe. Everyone is near and close by, which means, unfortunately, a killer has various homes and victims to select. But in this Idaho tragedy, the perpetrator appeared to have already known his victims. In most cases, loved ones find themselves discovering the…

The County College of Morris is expanding its workforce development programming following the acquisition of one of the comic book industry’s most storied schools.

River Oaks Theatre director Robert Saucedo’s new graphic novel, ‘Curse Of The Where Wolf’, is set for release on Friday, Aug. 7. To celebrate, he will be hosting three screenings of some werewolf classics.Robert Saucedo

Skip to commentsPublished: July 30, 20261 minute0 comments Joe Kubert School comic book ad (1980)

Camosun Innovates is launching an innovative applied research project to expand access to the acclaimed Virtual Reality Witness Blanket. (Black Press Media file photo)