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Pete Thamel

Sources: Texas Tech has agreed to new naming rights deal with Galaxy that will re-name the school’s football stadium Galaxy Stadium starting in 2026. The agreement is for 15 years and will include NIL opportunities. This will essentially be a completely new revenue stream for Texas Tech. The stadium was previously named after AT&T, which frontloaded money to Tech for stadium renovations in the early 2000s. That meant virtually no stadium rights revenue in recent years.

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Pete Thamel

Boston College tight end Kaelan Chudzinski is expected to miss the season with an Achilles injury, Bill O’Brien told ESPN. Chudzinski emerged as one of the country’s top freshman tight ends in 2025 and projected as a starter for the Eagles this year. O'Brien said that Chudzinski is expected back in January. "If you asked him, he’d tell you he’s not out for the season," O'Brien said with a laugh. He had 24 catches for 313 yards and four touchdowns as a freshman.

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Pete Thamel

Sources: Brown head coach Mike Martin is leaving to become an assistant coach at Michigan, joining Mike Boynton’s staff there, per me and Jeff Borzello. Martin has spent the last 14 years as the head coach at Brown. He’ll bring a veteran head coaching presence to Michigan’s new coaching staff, as he’s won 171 games over 13 seasons. Martin is a former Brown player who came to the school after working as a Penn assistant.

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Sources: Air Force is pushing out athletic director Nathan Pine, at the urging of outgoing superintendent Lt. Gen. Tony D. Bauernfeind. His surprising dismissal will include Pine being paid out the remaining years on his contract. Pine’s tenure at Air Force has been considered successful, as Air Force has consistently been the top academy in athletic performance during his tenure and the top Mountain West in the Director’s Cup four times. He’s been at Air Force since 2019.

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