For Texas Tech and Kliff Kingsbury, it may be now or never
Should Kingsbury stay in Lubbock if Texas Tech still can't play defense?
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USF football may finally make good on all that promise
Jim Leavitt didn't finish building this thing, but Charlie Strong might.
In the NFL Draft, picking first-round quarterbacks has been far too risky
Drafting quarterbacks in the NFL always been a guessing game, but recently, the risk is outweighing the reward.
Early dark horse candidates for the Group of Five’s access bowl bid
Which Group of Five college football teams could be dark horse candidates to claim the guaranteed access bowl spot over the major contenders?
Which college football teams surprisingly produce the most NFL Draft talent?
The best college football teams produce the most NFL Draft talent, right? Not necessarily.
Will Josh Rosen and UCLA improve in 2017? Jim Mora’s history is inconclusive
Mora can win at any level. He's proven that. But he's yet to show he can improve a team over time. That's essential for any coach, especially in the college ranks.
UAB football is back, but how quickly can the Blazers be successful?
Bringing UAB football back was the right thing to do. Now comes the hard part of fielding a successful team.
Could Tommy Tuberville be the next Alabama governor?
Tommy Tuberville could be looking to get into the political world.
After potential controversy, PJ Fleck brings “row the boat” mantra to Minnesota
PJ Fleck and the Minnesota Golden Gophers will be rowing the boat in 2017 after all.
College football may make targeting penalties more lenient
A new rule proposal would require officials to confirm the targeting penalty on replay before choosing to eject a player.
