Another pair of commitments were announced in the days following Washington’s second recruiting weekend of the summer. Dre Pollard and Sam Vyhlidal add their names to the class of 2026. Both players rank inside the top five from their respective states. Washington’s 2026 Recruiting Class Adds Two Photo courtesy: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports Dre Pollard Speed continues to … [Read more...] about Washington Adds Two More to 2026 Recruiting Class
Must See TV: Georgia’s 2025 Schedule Game Times Released
It’s time to coordinate your Fall calendar. The SEC released the conference and Georgia’s 2025 schedule game times this week. Unlike the Big Ten, the SEC once again proves it understood the assignment. Georgia dominated college football viewership in 2024, averaging 8.6 million viewers per game, outpacing Ohio State by 1.8 million. Georgia was the most-watched team in college … [Read more...] about Must See TV: Georgia’s 2025 Schedule Game Times Released
Ranking The Top Returning Big 12 Receivers
EA Sports is getting ready to release NCAA 2026. That is the iconic video game of college football, keeping dorm rooms glowing until late at night or early in the morning, depending on your perspective. In the mid-2000s, the Big 12 was kinda like a video game. Big offenses with lots of scoring, no real defense to speak of. 2025 is a different story. Let’s take a look at the … [Read more...] about Ranking The Top Returning Big 12 Receivers
Ranking the Top Returning Big 12 Running Backs
As we discussed in our article covering the top returning Big 12 wide receivers, the conference has evolved to place an emphasis on running the football. While some of the last bastions of Mike Leach remain, most Big 12 offenses bring a balanced to run-heavy attack. The position, in short, no longer offers a throwaway category worth skipping in Summer football previews. The … [Read more...] about Ranking the Top Returning Big 12 Running Backs
Ohio State Tackles NIL With ‘Buckeye Sports Group’
The landmark settlement in House v. NCAA has sent shockwaves through all of college sports, not just football. Now, schools can directly fund their athletes’ NIL with a cap of $20.5 per school spread out across all sports. Ohio State fields 36 intercollegiate sports, and it intends to continue to do so in the wake of this decision. Ohio State’s Department of Athletics and … [Read more...] about Ohio State Tackles NIL With ‘Buckeye Sports Group’