The rest of college football doesn't seem to care if it just means more in the South.
It sure looks like the Texas Tech Red Raiders are pretty serious about facing off against Steve Sarkisian and the Texas Longhorns.
In college football it's not enough to have one dominant receiver. These high-powered offenses have insane depth in the receiving corps.
When it comes to College Football Playoff expansion, the question isn't if the field will grow, but whether it grows to 16 or 24 teams.
With so many proven playmakers returning, narrowing the list down to just 10 is darn near impossible. But that won't stop us from trying.
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What could happen to college football's most scrutinized sideline bosses after a bad 2026?
The SEC's villain arc just continues to soar upwards. Georgia head coach Kirby Smart's latest suggestion on the conference's future made sure of that.
Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko earned widespread praise for saying the desire to expand the CFP is a selfish push by head coaches wanting not to get fired. All it takes is a bit of common sense to realize how silly that take is.
These college football teams are already overhyped, and the 2026 season hasn't even started yet.
Claiming the conference fares better in the CFP with a weaker non-conference slate isn't the own it thinks it is.
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Returning stars abound for the 2026 season, but which new household names will emerge?
While a martyr he is not, Sorsby could become the poster child for the toxic exploitation of the gambling industry.
These college football programs could be making leadership changes before Halloween. Their coaches aren't just on the hot seat, their buns are toasting.
The 24-team College Football Playoff sounds scary, but it doesn't have to be. Opening the doors to more teams to have a stake in the championship race is a good thing.
The College Football Playoff is due for a premature expansion to 24 teams and it might not be as bad of an idea as we all think. Then again ...