Pop-Tarts Bowl was nothing short of a sweet treat. Amid the nail-biting matchup between Iowa State University and the University of Miami, Pop-Tarts caused chaos on the field.

The Los Angeles Chargers secured a playoff spot Saturday, but the Denver Broncos failed to clinch the last wild card berth in the AFC. With the Broncos' 30-24 overtime loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, the last postseason spot in the conference won't be decided until…

Pop-Tarts Bowl brought back the best bowl game mascots college football has to offer, and the mascot shenanigans were on point. During Saturday's Iowa State-Miami game, the three Pop-

Multiple teams in contention for the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft were at the Pop-Tarts Bowl to see Miami quarterback Cam Ward on Saturday.

Miami quarterback Cam Ward sat out the second half of Saturday's Pop-Tarts Bowl in Orlando, creating a flurry of controversy over the signal caller not finishing the game. Ward captured the NCAA Division 1 record for touchdowns thrown in a career during the contest but didn't return to action after halftime.

In the second half of the Pop-Tarts Bowl against the Iowa State Cyclones, Miami Hurricanes quarterback and top NFL Draft prospect Cam Ward decided to sit out. As a result, social media has been quite harsh on the young quarterback,

The New York Giants are the league’s last-remaining two-win team, which means the G-Men are in the driver’s seat to end up with possession of the 1st overall pick in next April’s NFL Draft. Given their murky situation at quarterback,

Cam Ward took a bite out of the record books on Saturday in the Pop-Tarts Bowl. The superstar Miami quarterback threw for his 156th passing touchdown, making him the Division I record-holder. Ward put his name atop the list in the second quarter when he faked a handoff on first-and-goal from the 4-yard line and threw a lob into the back of the end zone that was corralled by Jacolby George.