At cornerback, Washington has some significant attrition heading into 2026. Ephesians Prysock started all 26 games during his time with the Huskies and has declared for the NFL Draft. Tacario Davis, though hindered by injury, started all seven games he played for Washington this year and has also declared for the draft. Leroy Bryant, who was expected to compete for an open … [Read more...] about Possible CB Transfer Portal Targets for Washington
It Was a Tale of Two Halves in the Holiday Bowl
It was a tale of two halves in the Trust & Will Holiday Bowl on January 2, 2026. The SMU Mustangs went on to win the Holiday Bowl 24-19 over the Arizona Wildcats, but it wasn’t a guarantee by any means. While previewing this one, it was clear that Arizona Head Coach Brent Brennan would not be announcing any opt-outs ahead of the game. Therefore, SMU, the fans, and the media … [Read more...] about It Was a Tale of Two Halves in the Holiday Bowl
What Wake Forest Said After the Mayo Bowl Win
Saturday’s 43-29 win over Mississippi State in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl put an exclamation point on the season for Wake Forest and first-year head coach Jake Dickert. The Demon Deacons finished the season 9-4 overall and became only the fourth Wake team to finish the season with at least nine wins. Dickert is also the winningest first-year head coach in Wake history. As the season … [Read more...] about What Wake Forest Said After the Mayo Bowl Win
Ohio State Transfer Portal Wishlist: The First Wave
Happy first official day of transfer portal chaos, if you celebrate. If you’re checking the internet for the decisions of millionaire college students jumping schools, there is a good shot you celebrate. With the portal officially open, the thousands of FBS and FCS student-athletes can act as if it were a whole process and the players were never tampered with. Ohio State is in … [Read more...] about Ohio State Transfer Portal Wishlist: The First Wave
The Roses and History Fall for Indiana
With the New Year here, the 2025 College Football Playoff continued, and with it came the Rose Bowl. Leading up to the game, rain was in the air, and even though the skies were clear come kickoff, it was raining Hoosier red all game. Indiana beat Alabama on all levels, winning 38-3. Here’s a recap of “The Granddaddy of Them All.” Rose Bowl Recap: Indiana Defeats Alabama Slow … [Read more...] about The Roses and History Fall for Indiana