The SEC’s reality check: Playoff woes indicate college football has caught up. What now?
Some of it may be overboard, dancing on the grave of a not-dead patient by SEC haters who finally see their chance. Some of it is a chance to vent back at the loud pro-SEC voices, at ESPN and elsewhere. And a lot of this may be premature. New arrival Texas could still bring the SEC its sixth national title in eight years.
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The transfer of Keanu Tanuvasa from the University of Utah to BYU has stirred significant attention, sparking heated ...
A seismic shift in NIL rankings has seen Texas quarterback Arch Manning dethrone Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders, signaling a new ...
Per On3Sports' transfer portal tracker, the Arkansas Razorbacks and Oklahoma Sooners lead FBS, with each program having 30 ...
Louisville punter Brady Hodges did not play in the Sun Bowl on Tuesday afternoon. He claims the decision to opt out of the ...
NIL and the transfer portal have changed college sports. While the impact is largely felt in college basketball and football, ...
The transfer portal has opened a new world to college athletics. Now, players entering the portal are doing more than finding ...
Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush talks why college football players should unionize ahead of his induction ceremony to the ...
Hodges was Louisville's primary punter and holder for two seasons. Redshirt freshman Carter Schwartz took over those duties ...
The last time Matt Rhule was a head coach in college football (before Nebraska, that is) was 2019. That’s not too long ago, but the sport has seen seismic shift ...
Boise State offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter said in a Facebook post that other teams are offering "between 2 and 10 times ...
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