Nov 30, 2024; Pasadena, California, USA; UCLA Bruins linebacker Carson Schwesinger (49) Fresno State Bulldogs tight end Jake ...

The No. 7 Oregon Ducks prepare to open their 2025 season on Saturday against the Montana State Bobcats. Will Ducks coach Dan Lanning provide a preview at his pre-game press conference of who will play ...

Yogi Roth, 33, is a storyteller and an “Adventure-preneur,” who's found stories to tell in over 20 countries, including recently sailing around Cape Horn in South America, following the story ...

Big Ten Network analyst Yogi Roth is high on Oregon sophomore quarterback Dante Moore ahead of the 2025 season.

NBC Sports will present more than 25 marquee college football games in 2025. From Big Ten rivalries to Notre Dame showdowns, ...

Former Pac-12 Network Yogi Roth announced on his blog, The Y-Option, that the Big Ten Network has hired him and that he will be in Indianapolis for his first assignment with the network.

The Oregon Ducks' first game of the season is approaching, but Oregon coach Dan Lanning has yet to officially name a starting ...

In addition, Roth offered his perspective on the impact of the transfer portal on the college football landscape, and whether it shapes up to be good, bad or in between for WSU over the long-term ...

Yogi Roth, an encyclopedia of knowledge when it comes to Pac-12 Conference football, believes another double-digit win season could be in store for the Washington State football program.

Yogi Roth has always been up for a unique journey. After growing up in the tiny northeast Pennsylvania town of Dalton (pop. 2500), Roth walked-on to the Pitt football team as a wide receiver in 2000.

Yogi Roth isn’t a national name in the college football machinery. But he has emerged as the face and voice of Pac-12 football inside the footprint and, especially, within the operation itself.

John Canzano Yogi Roth of Pac-12 Network talks football, new commissioner and sounds off on the true contenders Updated: May. 20, 2021, 11:38 p.m. | Published: May. 20, 2021, 1:55 p.m.