Rising country music star Megan Moroney apparently ruffled a lot of feathers in the college football world with the biggest song of her career. We all know how wild CFB fans can be, especially in the ...

The University of South Carolina Gamecocks use this songe debuted in 2000 to energize fans and players. The song first became a tradition during a 2009 game and is now played at the start of football ...

Our list of the greatest sports theme music includes John Tesh’s iconic “Roundball Rock,” several dark riffs on football, and a whole lot of nostalgia.

When you're running out of fuel to get those errands done, there's nothing like turning up one of your favorite songs to pump you up. College football teams know a thing or two about this, and each ...

The track was an instant and organic success, entering the Billboard Hot 100 based on downloads and streaming alone. Moroney parlayed that success into a record deal, and three years later, she’s ...

Morgan Wallen's "The Way I Talk" debuted as the Tennessee football fourth-quarter song at Neyland Stadium on Saturday. UT pivoted to the song after years of using Garth Brooks' ballad "Friends in Low ...

Zoological note from University of Pittsburgh: Oh, if the Panther screams it means a battle just begun, And if you don’t watch out he’ll get you on the run For Pittsburgh’s glory and the honor of the ...

It's a great week to make college football picks, with the Week 8 college football odds board loaded up with several top-20 matchups. Much of the action is centered in the SEC this week where ...

The Week 7 college football odds board is full with games every day of the week from Wednesday through Saturday. The headliners come on Saturday with the latest Week 7 college football lines showing ...

Megan Moroney’s song “Tennessee Orange” is one of her biggest hits to date, with over 425 million streams on Spotify. However, the song has seemingly also garnered a trove of haters. During an ...

If there’s anything that defines music in the 21st century, it’s constant change. We live in an era when your next favorite song could come from anywhere — all over the stylistic map, all over the ...