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The American Athletic Conference has voted to add Army into the league as a football-only member, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel on Wednesday, with the sides working toward the Black Knights joining in 2024.
Week 4 saw the Colorado Buffaloes meet reality in the form of the Oregon Ducks and 12 previously undefeated teams lose.
For Week 4 of the season, find a seat on the couch and stay there. From Florida State-Clemson to start the day to an afternoon block that features Colorado-Oregon, UCLA-Utah and Ole Miss-Alabama to prime-time showdowns with Ohio State-Notre Dame and Iowa-Penn State, the week is absolutely loaded with huge games with potentially huge College Football Playoff stakes.
We've reached Week 3 of the season, and the Colorado Buffaloes remain the epicenter of the sport. But are they legit Pac-12 contenders? Before we really get answers with games against the Oregon Ducks and USC Trojans, CU hosts its in-state rivals, the Colorado State Rams.
After nearly a month of conversations, the ACC presidents and chancellorsvoted Friday morning to add Stanford, Cal and SMU, giving the league 18 schools — 17 in football — starting with the 2024-25 season. The protracted conversations gained steam over the past week, as financial models that projected more of a windfall for existing members were enough to garner 12 votes to pass the additions.
During visits to Alabama and Ohio State this spring, the message from players and coaches was almost verbatim — an 11-2 finish doesn't cut it. So much so that Ohio State quarterback Kyle McCord, unprompted by any reference to rival Michigan, called the past two seasons «complete failures.»
Utah offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig, who interviewed for the same position at Notre Dame, has informed the Irish that he's staying with the Utes, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel on Monday night.
The last remaining obstacle to expanding the College Football Playoff to 12 teams in the 2024 and 2025 seasons has been cleared.