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Michigan coach Sherrone Moore was noncommittal when it came to naming a starting quarterback ahead of the Wolverines' game against in-state rival Michigan State on Saturday.
In Week 8, college football officially got cranky. Georgia emerged from its 30-15 statement win over Texas raging at officials and leaning as hard as ever into «No one believes in us» nonsense. Alabama and Tennessee could only fight the officials to a draw during a penalty festival in Knoxville, one that put Bama's playoff hopes in at least a little bit of danger. Oklahoma suffered its worst home loss since 2014. Michigan lost to Illinois for the first time since 2009. East Carolina became the first school of the season to fire its head coach.
Michigan is not yet naming a starting quarterback ahead of its rivalry game against Michigan State, as coach Sherrone Moore said a decision will be made depending on how practices go this week.
The new AP Top 25 college football poll is out. With the Ohio State Buckeyes and Penn State Nittany Lions off this week, SEC and ACC powers took center stage Saturday.
With the college football regular season past the midway point, team social media pages remained in prime form with their post-victory jabs.
"Bear Bets" are real wagers that Chris "The Bear" Fallica is actually making.
Angel Reese committed a flagrant foul on Caitlin Clark in the Indiana Fever’s victory against the Chicago Sky. Nick Wright reflects on the rivalry between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese and why it’s good for the sport.
We spend basically all of the interminable college football offseason arguing about spreadsheets, procedures and hypotheticals. Who should be No. 1? Who should be the favorite in Conference X? How many at-large bids should the Big Ten get (even though we have no idea who will have what record)? Is inequality wrecking the sport? How much private equity money should School A (OK, Florida State) take? Are we going to have a Super League soon? Is School B (OK, Colorado) taking too many transfers? Is School C (OK, Clemson) not taking enough? Has an expanded College Football Playoff ruined big games? Has it ruined big upsets?