SEC move to nine conference games may be final step in College Football Playoff expansion
SEC moving to nine-game schedule will usher in play-in games for an expanded College Football Playoff and complete seismic college football change.
Are college football’s spring games on the verge of extinction?
As the line keeps blurring between major college football and the NFL, and de facto free agency (the NCAA transfer portal) persists at the collegiate level, spring games — if not spring practices — have joined walk-ons and wing-T formations on the sport’s endangered list.
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Tulane Green Wave Has College Football Playoff Edge in Non-Conference Play
While the Pac-12 gears up to add more conference members, Tulane Green Wave football team can shut out noise and focus on a path to the playoffs.
Mailbag: How big will College Football Playoff get? SEC, Big Ten showing signs of paranoia?
Up, up, up, the College Football Playoff size will go. Where it stops, only the SEC and Big Ten know. But, we've got some ideas in our mailbag.
Five changes to the College Football Playoff format that would make the most sense
With the news of potential changes to the College Football Playoff format, it makes sense to think about some changes that would benefit Notre Dame and many other teams across the country. In the first year of the 12-team format,
Spring game cancellations should make it easy for college football to reform itself
If the spring football game as we know it is dead, it's beyond obvious that the transfer portal timetable should naturally be changed. This is easy.
College Football Playoff meetings not about expansion. It's about college sports survival
College football’s top administrators are meeting this week to talk expansion. It should be no surprise that revenue generation is biggest topic.
The Big Ten and SEC are trying to change the seeding in the College Football Playoff
The Ohio State football team was able to win the national championship last season without the benefit of having a first-round bye. In fact, they throttled Oregon, who had a first-round bye, in the Rose Bowl.
AAC Commissioner Ready for Strong Fight To Keep Tulane Football Amid Pac-12 Rumors
The American Athletic Conference has been a prime target of poaching in conference realignment for college football, and the ...
SEC football moving closer to 9-game conference schedule, but the saga continues
Once again, the SEC football is moving closer to a nine-game conference schedule. And once again, even with momentum building ...
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American Athletic Conference commissioner Tim Pernetti shared his strategy on realignment recently during a wide-ranging ...
Old rivalries get cast aside as college sports chase the dollar; how URI and UMass differ
The Rams enjoyed a football campaign for the ages, making a first FCS playoff appearance since 1985. URI set a program record for wins in a season, extended its Governor’s Cup dominance over Brown and ...
Grading all 27 college football coach hires, from Bill Belichick to Scott Frost
Jacksonville State head coach Rich Rodriguez I’m not always a fan of school-coach reunions (see below), but this one is a ...
As Big Ten, SEC plot future of CFP, what could it mean to the rest of college football?
Which is why what’s happening in college football is so disturbing. The Big Ten and the SEC are reportedly meeting this week ...