Notre Dame announced on Monday the game times for its 2025 home schedule. The home slate features three primetime matchups against Texas A&M, USC, and Navy, marking the first time that Notre Dame has hosted three night games since the 2018 season. All told, the Irish will host seven opponents in Notre Dame Stadium in the upcoming season. Six of the games will be broadcast … [Read more...] about Notre Dame Announces Game Times for 2025 Home Schedule
A Look Ahead: The Huskers’ 2026 Recruiting Class
As it stands right now, Nebraska only has four commits in its 2026 recruiting class. Let’s break down who they are. The Huskers’ 2026 Recruiting Class Photo courtesy: Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images Jase Reynolds After a strong performance in a camp last June, Reynolds notched an offer from Nebraska linebackers coach Rob Dvoracek. In early May, Reynolds was able to return the … [Read more...] about A Look Ahead: The Huskers’ 2026 Recruiting Class
A look at Alabama recruiting for 2026
Alabama recruiting for 2026 has gotten off to a good start. Alabama finished ranked fourth by 247Sports with their 2025 class, but the work did not stop there, though. Head coach Kalen DeBoer and staff have already added five commits to the 2026 class. Alabama has one five-star, a four-star, and a trio of three-stars on the commitment list. Currently, the 2026 group is ranked … [Read more...] about A look at Alabama recruiting for 2026
The SEC Championship Game Doesn’t Matter
The SEC Championship game is meaningless. We knew the headline would get you in, but let’s take a closer look at how a proposed expansion of the new CFB Playoff has the chance to ruin a game we all look forward to. SEC Championship History The SEC Championship Game was first introduced in 1992. It redefined college football. It was the first conference championship following … [Read more...] about The SEC Championship Game Doesn’t Matter
Nick Saban Leads A New Presidential Committee. But Why?
If you live above ground and are a college sports fan, you have undoubtedly heard that the things that ail college sports are now an executive branch topic. Nick Saban had a meeting with President Donald Trump, and now we have a blue-ribbon commission to get to the bottom of the woes of college athletics. We have a Nick Saban Presidential Committee. The question that hasn’t … [Read more...] about Nick Saban Leads A New Presidential Committee. But Why?