r/CFB • u/TDlickerss • 3h ago
News Alabama's Nick Saban rejected 2 players who were searching for $1.3 million combined in NIL money: report
foxnews.comDiscussion How do you deal with the TRAGEDY of your school becoming a basketball school instead of the football school you dream of?
Devastating!
r/CFB • u/No_Relation6696 • 8h ago
News Georgia SUV in deadly crash was for recruiting, not personal use
University of Georgia athletic department officials say the vehicle involved in a crash that killed a football player and an employee on Jan. 15 was to be used only for recruiting activities, not personal use.
The University of Georgia athletic association provided that information in a statement to The Associated Press on Saturday, saying personal use of the SUV was "strictly prohibited."
r/CFB • u/GwentMaster69420 • 4h ago
News [Papke] Insider: Broncos made last-ditch attempt to lure Jim Harbaugh
yardbarker.comr/CFB • u/Tigercat92 • 11h ago
Rumor [Pelissero] The Ravens interviewed Georgia offensive coordinator Todd Monken for their OC job this week, per source. Monken has been eyeing a potential NFL return and also is slated to speak with the Bucs.
twitter.comr/CFB • u/ubergator93 • 5h ago
Recruiting 2024 4* Linebacker Adarius Hayes commits to Florida
r/CFB • u/8bhizzel8 • 11h ago
Recruiting Albany State walks back scholarship offer to former Florida QB commit Marcus Stokes
saturdaydownsouth.comr/CFB • u/cookiepizza54 • 1h ago
News [Schefter] Broncos owner Greg Penner and University of Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh met last week in Ann Arbor to discuss Denver's head coaching position without any deal materializing, league sources told ESPN.
r/CFB • u/bbb26782 • 3h ago
Recruiting 2024 4* ATH Dwight Phillips Jr. commits to Georgia
r/CFB • u/huttts999 • 2h ago
Discussion OK State didn’t mince words ahead of their game against Ole Miss tonight
It appears the O’Colly had something to say about Sander transferring to Ole Miss
https://twitter.com/codynagel247/status/1619489290547003393?s=46&t=baWmzJZYj3V6KJ8ZuJql8w
r/CFB • u/Nitwit248 • 4h ago
Analysis Evolution of Mike Yurcich's (Penn St) Use of the T Formation
https://fortheblogy.com/inside-penn-states-playbook-evolution-of-the-t-formation/
Interesting read on an old old old school formation made modern
r/CFB • u/HawkeyeTen • 8h ago
Casual Which team is most likely to "pull a TCU" next season?
Folks, after we all watched TCU's insane run to the title game in Sonny Dykes' first season, I think we all need to pay more attention to teams under first-year coaches as being potential sleepers for the CFP. And this wasn't the first time this has happened either, I think we all remember what Auburn did back in 2013. Thus, the discussion begins: Which program under a first-year coach is the most likely to jump out of nowhere and shockingly make the playoff for 2023? While Colorado has a bunch of hype right now with Deion being their leader (plus those transfers), my personal gut feeling is that it would be Wisconsin under Luke Fickell or Louisville under Jeff Brohm.
r/CFB • u/Rich1926 • 2h ago
Casual What are some past games that any college football fan must see?
I have seen lists of "best matches any wrestling fan must see" "best tv shows to see"...etc but.. what about college football games.
What are some games any of you believe any college football fan must see?
r/CFB • u/Crabtrad • 1d ago
News Mike Zimmer joining Colorado staff under Deion Sanders
si.comr/CFB • u/AtleastwehaveV-ball • 3h ago
Recruiting 2023 3* DL Sua Lefotu commits to Nebraska
r/CFB • u/researchingsports • 14h ago
History On This Date - January 28, 1958: Former Alabama head football coach J.B. "Ears" Whitworth was hired as an assistant coach by the Montreal Alouettes. Whitworth had a record of 4-24-2 in three seasons at Alabama and was recently replaced by Paul "Bear" Bryant.
self.CFLr/CFB • u/TheGhostOfBobStoops • 12h ago
Recruiting 2023 3* LB Taylor Heim commits to Oklahoma
Venables is going all in on picking up in-state talent...something that Riley was absolutely awful at. This trend may hurt OKST a lot as Gundy seemed to benefit a lot from getting these 3*, Oklahoma kids and developing them into NFL starters
r/CFB • u/furryvengeance • 20h ago
Casual You get to be the mascot of your rival school for their biggest game. How do you ruin everything?
For Oklahoma - tip the wagon
For TAMU - idk shave the dog
r/CFB • u/Alexis_0hanian • 1d ago
Discussion What will happen to the "Conference of Champions" moniker when USC and UCLA leave?
That will be 225 titles leaving with the schools. Will the B1G now be able to claim the throne?
r/CFB • u/Tigercat92 • 1d ago
Rumor [Laine] Sources tell me that UGA offensive coordinator/QBs coach and former Bucs and Browns offensive coordinator Todd Monken will interview next week for the Bucs’ offensive coordinator position.
twitter.comr/CFB • u/MisterRobotron • 1d ago
News James Laurinaitis Returning to Ohio State as Defensive Graduate Assistant
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Analysis Big Ten Schools Ranked By How Confidently I Could Beat Them In A Fight
Yet another completely serious and 100% scientific analysis of Conference Nicknames. Previous entries include the Pac 12, ACC, and SEC. So far I've learned the state of Florida has zero sense of humor, the Pac 12 is very friendly, and Ole Miss still has some things to work on. If you call yourselves the Crimson Tide, I'm fighting an algal bloom and not an elephant. Fights are to the death and I am armed with only my fists. Let's begin.
14 - Michigan State Spartans
Ancient civilization most famous for a battle they lost? I win by virtue of still being alive.
13 - Ohio State Buckeyes
So, I need to fight a tree? I guess I could tear off a few branches and let it rot to death, or maybe start a fire? Idk. But it isn't killing me.
12 - Maryland Terrapins
It isn't even a big turtle. I could step on it or drop it from a high spot. I suppose that if it managed to hide from me it might win based on longevity, but they only live for ~40 years.
11 - Minnesota Gophers
I step on it. Rodents aren't particularly tough, and this is just a less dangerous beaver. I step on it.
10 - Northwestern Wildcats
Ok, it's a cat. I would not look good after a fight with a wildcat but I know I would win.
9 - Iowa Hawkeyes & Indiana Hoosiers
These ones are tough. They are either just normal people from their state (in which case I consider it a draw) or fictional characters/nonsense words (in which case they finish last). I am placing them here because why are there 14 teams in this conference?
7 - Nebraska Cornhuskers
Again, just a person. But I've seen what those farm boys can do. I'm probably going to get shucked.
6 - Wisconsin Badgers
I don't mess around with mustelids. They are durable and aggressive. I'd be too busy referencing 20 year old memes to fight back against these cuties.
5 - Purdue Boilermakers
I'm assuming he has a wrench or some other tool. Advantage to the guy with fire.
4 - Penn State Nittany Lions
There is no doubt in my mind that I die to a mountain lion. Those things are nasty. It loses out to the other schools later in this list because I think it is more likely to later succumb to its wounds.
3 - Illinois Fighting Illini
Best as I can tell, the name does not directly refer to an ethnic group - Illini was never used contemporaneously with the Illinois Confederation; it's just at term chosen for the school. They get placed here because they are specifically the "fighting" version of rowdy collegiates, and that is scary.
2 - Rutgers Scarlet Knights
Let's get it out of the way: knights still exist. Assuming the knight is wearing historic gear, I get wrecked. Absolutely wrecked. Unfortunalately, knights fight honorably. My top choice does not. Good effort, Rutgers.
1 - Michigan Wolverines
You think a honey-badger is bad? Meet it's angrier, more aggressive cousin. 40lbs of pure hate and anger. I don't mess around with mustelids, and this is their king.
Congratulations Michigan flairs! Hopefully this makes you feel better about losing to the Hypnotoad.
u/_iam_that_iam_ Mr Steal Yo Girl Award: Boilermakers. Chicks dig trains.