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One of the most anticipated media days of the college football offseason was the Big 12’s. After the lengthy saga involving the Big 12, Brendan Sorsby, and Texas Tech, everyone wanted to hear what Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark had…
One of the most anticipated media days of the college football offseason was the Big 12’s. After the lengthy saga involving the Big 12, Brendan Sorsby, and Texas Tech, everyone wanted to hear what Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark had…
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For the 21st consecutive year, Texas is back.
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Texas A&M owns the nation’s top 2027 class, while Tony Jerod-Eddie has emerged as Mike Elko’s most dangerous weapon on the recruiting trail this summer in 2026.
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Think the SEC is brutal? Try coaching a bottom-tier SEC team in Year 1. Over the last decade, nine such coaches averaged just 4.
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Rivals updated its recruiting rankings — the Rivals300 — for the 2027 cycle on Monday. In the update, Rivals’ Scouting and Rankings Team dished out five-star status to 23 prospects. Of those 23 five-stars, 21 are currently committed, as of July 14. Those commitments have dispersed among 13 programs, five of which have landed multiple […]
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The week's college football bowl projections take aim at the coming likelihood that the playoff will be full of three-loss teams with parity in sport.
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Alabama saw over 20+ players enter the transfer portal this past offseason. Here is how each has performed so far during the 2026 season.
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Arch Manning in Georgia red and black. It’s the kind of scenario that would send college football into an absolute frenzy. And now, the possibility is generating fresh discussion after former Georgia star David Pollack shared what he says an SEC head coach told him about Manning’s future. Pollack believes Manning might not return to…
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While many fans are unhappy there are tens of millions of reasons not to depart from some high-paid coaches.
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