It’s hard to ask for patience at a place like Georgia Tech in a conference like the ACC, but the program is in a fun spot. It’s coming off a great nine-win season – the best since 2016 – and head coach Brent Key is crushing it both in the transfer portal and on the […]
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“Nowhere else in America can businesses get away with agreeing not to pay their workers a fair market rate on the theory that their product is defined by not paying their workers a fair market rate,” Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote in a concurring opinion. “And under ordinary principles of antitrust law, it is not evident […]
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The college football world was stunned by the Brendan Sorsby ruling, and it immediately raised a number of questions. The biggest question is simple: What exactly can the NCAA still prevent? If it cannot enforce its own sports gambling bylaws against student-athletes, what other rules could soon be challenged? Even Tyrann Mathieu had questions. In […]
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James Franklin spent more than a decade at Penn State building one of the more successful programs in recent Big Ten history. And somewhere in the sprint to get there, he never stopped to introduce himself. On Adam Breneman’s Next Up podcast, Franklin recently reflected on his tenures at Penn State and Vanderbilt and admitted […]
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The college football offseason has already produced several headlines in 2026, as the NCAA evaluates competition rules and structure to shape the future of the sport. One topic gaining traction involves conference championship games. The expansion of the College Football Playoff has led many to question whether those games remain necessary. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement MORE: […]
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As the NFL Draft approaches, pro days across college football are becoming must-watch events for scouts, analysts, and fans alike. One of the most talked-about workouts this year came from Fernando Mendoza, the standout quarterback from the Indiana Hoosiers football. With questions swirling about how his game would translate to the NFL, Mendoza used Indiana’s […]
Read MoreThe 2026 NFL Draft is approaching quickly, and several prospects are boosting their stock. The NFL Combine, Senior Bowl, and Pro Days have given teams extended looks at draft hopefuls. These events have also raised some concerns. Teams have uncovered medical, character, and other issues through their due diligence. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement MORE: NFL, Tisch […]
Read MoreThe 2026 NFL Draft is full of college football studs, but UTSA kicker Jaffer Murphy is rising up draft boards after his unbelievable Pro Day. College stars like Fernando Mendoza and Jeremiyah Love headline the 2026 draft. However, UTSA has its own standout special teams player entering April’s event that is starting to garner lots […]
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Sherrone Moore’s Michigan Wolverines tenure ended under odd circumstances, and his alleged mistress appears to also be out of a job with the college football program. Michigan underwent massive changes before the College Football Playoff concluded in January. That included the school hiring Kyle Whittingham taking over the reigns for the Wolverines after a disappointing […]
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The Las Vegas Raiders have started early conversations with former Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza as they work through their options with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Mendoza’s lone season in Bloomington turned into something most people did not see coming. His first year as the starter changed the entire […]
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Every year, the football world shifts its attention to one of the most important checkpoints in the pre-draft calendar — the NFL Scouting Combine. Hosted in Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium, the event marks the true beginning of draft season for front offices across the National Football League. It’s where film study meets measurable reality […]
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The college football offseason overall is pretty quiet this time of year. In 2026, it has been a little bit louder with recent court rulings and ongoing battles. This is also the time, however, that the NCAA works with college football programs to make changes to the game. Most recently, the running clock rule was […]
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