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There wasn't much movement Tuesday night in the College Football Playoff's second ranking, with the top five staying the same, but a big winner might have been the entire state of Texas.
It was an «almost» sort of Saturday in college football. No. 2 Indiana flirted with disaster at Penn State but survived thanks to an Omar Cooper Jr. toe tap. No. 9 Oregon nearly got Iowa'd but saved itself with an Atticus Sappington field goal. Auburn came close to actually winning a close game against a ranked team for once but got Diego Pavia'd in overtime and couldn't respond. We even had almosts at the FCS and Division II levels, where top-ranked teams North Dakota State and Ferris State each trailed late but rallied.
There are numerous blue-chip head coach vacancies in college football right now — including LSU, Penn State, Florida and Auburn — and USC head coach Lincoln Riley has seen his name surface as a candidate for one of those positions.
Luke Fickell will not be joining the already massively crowded coaching carousel this offseason. Instead, he will remain Wisconsin's head football coach for the 2026 season, athletic director Chris McIntosh told ESPN on Thursday.
Joel Klatt reacted to the Auburn Tigers firing head coach Hugh Freeze. He analyzed where this head coach vacancy stacks up against the other eight openings in college football.
Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian didn't mince words when asked about his thoughts on the recent tsunami of firings happening in college football.
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Football coach Hugh Freeze, whose 15-19 record in his two-plus seasons at Auburn was capped by a listless home loss to Kentucky on Saturday, has been fired, athletic director John Cohen announced Sunday.