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Opponent Breakdown: Ole Miss Rebels Offense

Louisville starts the 2026 season with a game against a team that was a snap or two away from the national championship last season. It won’t be the first time this program has started off the year with a big-time opponent, but Ole Miss is a squad that the Cards match up well with. The […]

Nebraska Football Player Power Rankings: Game One – Ohio

Welcome my most recent edition of my Nebraska football player power rankings. As I have said before, this list will be completely subjective in several ways and may not follow a logical path. Or maybe it will. This power ranking list will be a combination of the most important, most impactful, a recent contribution, waiting […]

3 DAYS TO 2026 KICKOFF: Blake Barnett

Goal No. 3: UNITY. Come together as never before. #3 Blake Barnett Redshirt Sophomore* | 6-1 | 218 lbs. (+3) | Erie, Colorado Blake Barnett (b. Dec. 9, 2005) is a talented young 4-star quarterback from Erie High School in Colorado who is majoring in business administration. He enrolled in time for 2024 spring practices at […]

Managing Expectations for Simmons Against UAPB

Expectations surrounding the quarterback position at Mizzou feel different this season compared to the past few. Austin Simmons enters Thursday night’s season opener against Arkansas-Pine Bluff with slightly more experience than Beau Pribula had when he took over the job last season, but far more is expected of him. The Tigers enter the season ranked […]

What did you think of Billy Edwards’ Tar Heel debut?

Fall camp generated a lot of speculation about who might win the QB battle. Many fans got excited about Miles O’Neill’s big arm and recruiting connection to Bobby Petrino via Texas A&M. Others dreamed about Travis Burgess, suggesting the talented freshman reminded them of Lamar Jackson. And others waxed poetic about Billy Ewdards Jr…. Nope. […]

Oregon Ducks Football News

Dierre Hill Jr. Media Availability Bear Alexander Media Availability Dante Moore Media Availability Volleyball takes down Missouri Highlight of the Day: Joey Harrington Days until kickoff

Under New Management: Matt Campbell’s Marshall Press Conference

Well well well, if it isn’t me, once again*, serving you fresh takes from our head coach heading into a football game. With new management come new cadences, new things to learn, and hopefully, by season’s end, new ticks** for us to poke fun at. Here’s Matt Campbell’s first in-season press conference as the Penn […]

Illinois’ five best uniform combos of the Bielema era

A familiar buzz has returned to Champaign-Urbana. The student body has arrived en masse. Classes are underway. Illinois football has resumed their winning habit. The townsfolk’s lives trundle onward under the ominous glow of the nation’s largest college football video board. We are so back. It has been nearly a decade since I set foot […]

Will Illinois-Missouri football rivalry actually return in 2027?

The wait continues to find out when and where the 2027 football matchup between Illinois and Missouri will take place. Josh Whitman told the press on July 25 that the location has yet to be discussed and needs to be addressed soon. “Not today,” Whitman said when asked about the location of the 2027 game. […]

Matt Campbell drops ‘biggest challenge’ to Penn State in Year 1

Penn State has high expectations in Year 1 under Matt Campbell. James Franklin rebuilt Penn State into a national contender, but only won the conference once and made the playoffs only once as well. Now, Campbell is hoping to take the Nittany Lions to the next level. Now, Campbell is talking about the biggest challenge […] The post Matt Campbell drops ‘biggest challenge’ to Penn State in Year 1 appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Being In A Power Conference Doesn’t Solve All Your Problems

On Monday, UCLA fired AD Martin Jarmond, apparently because the program is a financial disaster. The athletic department has lost a ton of money. In 2025, UCLA had a $21.5 million deficit; in 2024, it was an eye-watering $51.9 million. Over the last five years, the athletic department has racked up over $200 million in […]

Ryan Day says Arthur Smith’s offense is ‘fun to watch’

We know that your life is busy, but that doesn’t mean you want to miss any news about your favorite team. So, we are rounding up all of the most important news, analysis, and commentary from LGHL and the rest of the Buckeye beat. Player to Watch Player to Watch: Why Earl Little Jr. is […]

Film Forecast: Miami Hurricanes at Stanford Cardinal, 9/4

The Miami Hurricanes will open their 2026 season in Palo Alto, CA against the Stanford Cardinal (1-0). For whatever reason… this ACC matchup will be held Friday night at 9pm eastern time on ESPN. Miami has a 94.1% chance to win per ESPN, even after Stanford’s solid win over a good Hawaii team in Week […]

LSU News, September 2: Will the SEC punish LSU?

Welcome to Tiger Tales, a daily roundup of LSU and college sports news! Our defense vs. their offense: Clemson Tigers Let’s see how the teams compare. What is LSU football’s all-time record vs. Clemson? Will LSU extend its lead? Is the SEC serious about expelling LSU? What a brief history of conference ejections tells us […]

Indiana football to unveil national championship signage against North Texas

Long have Hoosier fans looked upon the banners upon the wall of Assembly Hall. Now they get to explore new frontiers in the rhyming/songwriting/casual trash talking space with the addition of “sign.” Indiana football is set to unveil signage in Memorial Stadium to commemorate the program’s 2025 national championship, the first in its history, during […]

JCSU Football Learns the Weight of Becoming the Hunted

Johnson C. Smith has turned painful losses into defining breakthroughs throughout the Brick x Brick era. Its season-opening loss to Benedict presents a new challenge: learning how to carry the weight of a championship. The post JCSU Football Learns the Weight of Becoming the Hunted appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

How does Mizzou football shake out this season?

The concrete has set, the M has been re-rocked and Faurot Field is ready to host it’s 100th season of Mizzou football. After an offseason of lawsuits, failed legislation, extreme roster turnover, and off-field injury, any college football fan worth their salt is ready to finally play real games. Ladies and gentlemen, we are finally […]

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