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Former Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez reflects on his ill‑fated tenure, admits he misjudged West Virginia’s resources, and explains how the experience reshaped his career and the programs involved.
Rich Rodriguez admits that his three‑year stint at the University of Michigan was a mistake, citing incomplete evaluation of West Virginia and the importance of authentic leadership. His candid reflections follow Michigan’s hiring of Jim Harbaugh and his own return to West Virginia, where both parties hope to rebuild on new foundations.
Lincoln Riley's return to the national stage at USC has turned early promise into a high‑stakes test of his ability to deliver a title.
With a roster stacked with returning stars and fresh talent, the Oregon Ducks are being hailed as legitimate contenders for the 2026 college football championship, though challenges remain.
A look at Mike Norvell's fluctuating tenure at Florida State, the team's recent slide, and the mounting pressure to restore a winning culture.
Analyst Josh Pate argues that expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams is driven by financial incentives rather than competitive logic, jeopardizing the sport’s traditional regular‑season fabric.
NASCAR’s latest push into creator‑driven content pairs the league with Omaha Productions and the popular podcast duo Taylor Lewan and Will Compton for a new series that aims to deepen fan engagement across streaming platforms.
Taylor Lewan and Will Compton are launching a weekly NASCAR‑focused show, Racin’ With The Boys, produced by Peyton Manning’s Omaha Productions and debuting on YouTube on May 28. The series will feature drivers such as Ryan Blaney and Bubba Wallace, and is part of NASCAR’s broader push into creator‑driven streaming content.
Kirby Smart has voiced support for a bigger College Football Playoff, suggesting that more teams should qualify. His stance reflects a broader philosophy that emphasizes player growth and program stability rather than solely chasing elite recruits.
In a recent interview, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day outlined the unique challenges facing college athletes as name, image and likeness deals reshape the sport landscape.
A proposal to double the College Football Playoff to 24 teams has ignited a clash between conference leaders, media giants and influential voices, with financial stakes and governance rules at the center of the debate.
Josh Pate calls on college football fans to push back against a 24‑team playoff, warning that the proposal lacks broad support and that influential stakeholders are listening to fan sentiment.
Josh Pate argues that the proposed 24‑team College Football Playoff lacks fan support and that decision‑makers are sensitive to backlash, making a coordinated fan response a potential brake on the expansion.
Indiana's decisive 38-3 win over Alabama in the Rose Bowl forces Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer to confront gaps in his program, while coach Curt Cignetti’s rise is traced back to his years under Nick Saban.
Despite a strong defense and key returning talent, the Oklahoma Sooners face a challenging 2026 slate that could determine their playoff destiny.
Ryan Day praised the new offensive coordinator’s rapid integration into Ohio State’s culture, highlighting the early chemistry with staff, players, and the potential for a breakout season.
Ryan Day emphasizes that being a Buckeye is about the team and the people who care about Ohio State, shaping a program that prioritizes collective success over individual gain.