On Thursday afternoon, the Big Ten announced a conference-only schedule for the upcoming 2020 season. Other conferences like the Pac-12 and ACC were expected to follow suit. However, the latest comment from Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne suggests the Pac-12 might not be going with a conference-only schedule. According to a report from AL.com, Byrne […]
Read MoreReport: Fall Pac-12 Football Season Is Now ‘Less Likely’
The Big Ten has reportedly made a decision on the 2020 college football season, as the league is expected to play a conference-only schedule this fall. It appears this is just the first domino to fall. According to 247Sports, the Pac-12 football season could be in jeopardy. Representatives from each team are reportedly going to […]
Read MoreKorey Foreman, No. 1 Overall Recruit, Cuts List To 7 Schools
Korey Foreman, the top recruit in the country, has narrowed his list of schools. There is one somewhat surprising inclusion in this latest list. The Corona, Calif. native is the top player in the country, per 247Sports‘ composite rankings. The site also has him as its No. 12 ranked recruit of all-time. He originally committed […]
Read MoreColin Cowherd Uses 3 Words To Describe State Of College Sports
Stanford’s decision to drop 11 sports from its athletics department has been a shock for many. But Colin Cowherd had a different reaction to the announcement. Taking to Twitter on Wednesday, Cowherd said he was “not shocked or angry” at what Stanford did. Rather, he believes it to be a sign of things to come and […]
Read MoreStanford Wrestler Reacts To News Of His Sport Being Cut
Earlier this week, a major program from the Pac-12 made the unfortunate decision to cut several sports in the wake of the pandemic. Stanford announced it’s cutting 11 sports for the 2020-21 academic year. Men’s and women’s fencing, field hockey, lightweight rowing, men’s rowing, co-ed and women’s sailing, squash, synchronized swimming, men’s volleyball, and wrestling […]
Read MoreStanford Is Dropping 11 Sports At The End Of The Year
We’ve seen a few different Division I programs announce cuts to their NCAA teams. Stanford, which offers 36 NCAA sports, has announced a major cut to its varsity athletics offerings. 11 Stanford teams are being discontinued at the end of the 2020-21 academic year. Five of them are NCAA-sanctioned Division I programs, with six competing […]
Read More6 CFB Coaches Must “Win Or Be Fired” According To Analyst
At the beginning of every college football season, not all coaches have the same amount of pressure on them to win. Some have considerably more than others. For a few of those guys under fire, it is because they are coaching elite programs where winning big is the only option–think Alabama, Ohio State, LSU, Clemson […]
Read MoreColorado WR, Younger Brother Of NFL Player, Arrested Sunday
Earlier this week, police arrested the younger brother of an NFL player near Colorado State’s campus. Police arrested Colorado wide receiver La’Vontae Shenault on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. He is the younger brother of Jacksonville Jaguars rookie and former Buffaloes star wide receiver Laviska Shenault. According to a report from […]
Read MoreRecruiting Expert: New School Entering Race For No. 1 Class
Ohio State is firmly atop the 2021 college football team recruiting rankings, as Ryan Day is on his way to delivering an “historic” class to Columbus. With 298.06 points, the Buckeyes are nearly 40 points ahead of their nearest competitor (Clemson) in 247Sports’ Composite Team Rankings. North Carolina is currently third, with Tennessee at No. […]
Read MoreData Analyst Releases List Of Top 35 College Football Programs All-Time
There’s only a few true ‘Blue Blood’ programs in college football. One college football data analyst believes just eight programs deserve the impressive distinction. Data analyst and “college football stats expert” Kyle Umlang compiled extensive data to compute college football’s top programs of all-time. The date includes the history of the AP Poll, NFL Draft […]
Read More5-Star Recruit Makur Maker Includes HBCU In Final 4 Colleges
Makur Maker has been connected to a number of different college programs, and has been contacted by the G-League as a potential entrant from high school. It looks like he will play college basketball, and is considering an HBCU program for his next stop. Kentucky and UCLA have been named as the two main contenders […]
Read MoreFox Sports College Football Analysts Name The Best Conference In CFB
The SEC is still king of college football for now, but the Big Ten is starting to catch up. The Fox Sports college football analysts – made up of Urban Meyer, Reggie Bush, Joel Klatt, Matt Leinart, Brady Quinn and Rob Stone – released their ranking of the Power Five conferences. To no surprise, the […]
Read MoreUtah Football Will Keep Defensive Coordinator Following Latest Allegations
Back in June, the Utah Utes suspended defensive coordinator Morgan Scalley. The school launched an investigation regarding a text that Scalley sent in 2013 that featured a racial slur. This week, Utah’s football program made a final decision on Scalley’s status with the program. It turns out that he’ll remain with the coaching staff for the […]
Read More247Sports Names The ‘Alpha Dog’ Of The Elite 11 QB Camp
The annual Elite 11 quarterback camp finished up today, with uncommitted five-star prospect Caleb Williams being named MVP by the staff. As Elite 11 head coach Trent Dilfer explained, the MVP award was based 75 percent on “junior year film, production and traits” and 25 percent on what happened during the three-day event. Not surprisingly, […]
Read MoreCJ Walker, 5-Star Freshman, Announces He’s Transferring
C.J. Walker, one of the top recruits in the 2019 class, has announced his intentions to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal and move on to a different school. The former five-star recruit, ranked the No. 6 power forward and No. 26 overall player in the 2019 class, has announced his decision to transfer from Oregon. […]
Read MoreMajor School Hits ‘Pause’ On Having Athletes Return To Campus
As student-athletes are beginning to return to campus across the country, one major school is hitting the “pause” button. The University of Arizona announced on Monday evening that it is halting the return of its Wildcats student-athletes. Coronavirus case numbers are rising in the area. There has been one positive test result among the 83 […]
Read MoreSporting News Ranked College Football’s Top 25 Programs Of The Decade
Sporting News has released its ranking of college football’s top 25 programs of the decade. There’s a clear No. 1 team. Alabama checks in as the top program of the decade, per Sporting News’ points system. The Crimson Tide “played for a national championship six times in 10 seasons.” Nick Saban has a knack for […]
Read More8th Grade Quarterback Receives Major Scholarship Offer
As the quarterback position becomes more and more crucial to team success, colleges are offering scholarships to younger and younger players. So it should come as no surprise that an 8th grade quarterback has just received a massive scholarship offer. According to the Statesman Journal, the University of Oregon has offered 14-year-old TC Manumaleuna II […]
Read MoreFormer College Football, NFL Coach Has Died
Earlier this week, the college football world received sad news when a beloved former coach passed away. Phil Krueger, a former head coach at Fresno State and Utah State, passed away on June 22 at his him in Florida, Utah State confirmed in a statement. He was 90 years old. Krueger payed his college football […]
Read MoreUnder Armour ‘Attempting To Terminate’ Apparel Deal With UCLA
Under Armour is “attempting to terminate” its $280-million apparel deal with UCLA, per L.A. Times reporter Ben Bolch. The Bruins are four years into their 15-year deal with the major sports apparel company. UCLA signed the sponsorship deal – worth a record-breaking $280 million, the largest sponsorship deal in the NCAA – back in 2016. […]
Read MoreCFB Analyst: “Difficult To See USC, Alabama In Dallas Right Now”
As of right now, the Alabama Crimson Tide and USC Trojans are going to face off in Dallas on September 5. Due to a recent spike in coronavirus cases around the country, it’s very possible this juicy non-conference game doesn’t happen. While there’s no doubt that we’d all love to see Alabama and USC clash […]
Read MoreOregon vs. Oregon State Rivalry, The ‘Civil War,’ Being Renamed
Oregon and Oregon State share one of the Pac-12’s most heated rivalries. That will remain the case going forward, but it will no longer be referred to as the Civil War. Moments ago, the news was announced. It comes as a reaction to the current national climate, which looks to properly contextualize and frame the […]
Read MoreUrban Meyer Ranks College Football’s Top 5 Defensive Players
Former Ohio State head coach and current college football analyst Urban Meyer has released his ranking of the top five defensive players in college football ahead of the 2020 season. Meyer believes LSU CB Derek Stingley Jr. is the best defensive player in the sport this season. Most would agree – and it’s tough to […]
Read MoreColin Cowherd Names His Top 4 College Football Programs
Virtually every discussion of college football tiers will include Alabama and Ohio State. Clemson is also more or less a cinch given their recent success, but that isn’t a universal opinion apparently. FS1’s Colin Cowherd always veers a bit contrary to the mainstream. He also loves the USC Trojans, even if the team has been largely disappointing […]
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