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I also recently fired up the old RSS reader (to fill the void left by Reddit until I found Lemmy). The main feed I was using was the Yahoo! Sports CFB feed:
https://sports.yahoo.com/college-football/rss/
The only issue is it's a fire hose of content because it merges all the articles from different teams' beat writers (and sometimes random HS football coverage creeps in, too). I try to follow the whole sport, so that's okay with me, but if you're mostly a fan of one team I would look for just that feed.
I only just added 247Sports' feed to my reader, but it seems to be really promising so far:
https://247sports.com/Page/College-Sports-News-and-Recruiting-100021//Headlines.rss
I think both sites have feeds for other sports, too.
Just added the Yahoo feed. Thanks.