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Caleb Williams is the best player in college football. He won the Heisman in 2022 by throwing for 4,537 yards and an eye-popping 42-to-5 TD-to-INT ratio. He puts off more Mahomesian vibes than anyone in college football has since Patrick Mahomes himself. You hold your breath when he starts looking to improvise. He's incredible.
This summer's college football blockbuster movie has been a disaster flick. Major football in the West, as we've come to define it over the past 100 years, will cease to exist in 2024, with the Pac-12 disintegrating and eight of its members preparing to leave for either the Big Ten (Oregon, UCLA, USC, Washington) or Big 12 (Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado, Utah) next summer.
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In arguably the most historic day of conference realignment, Oregon and Washington finalized a move to join the Big Ten in 2024.
We always think we know what's coming at this point in the offseason. We know who's going to be the preseason No. 1 (in this case, two-time defending national champion Georgia), and we know which blue bloods are particularly loaded.
The long wait is nearly over as the 2023 college football season is just around the corner.
Even Alabama coach Nick Saban will concede that right now, Georgia is at the top of college football. That doesn't mean Alabama can't change that narrative. Or Tennessee. Or LSU. Or Ohio State.
Training camps kick off this week for select teams (many more follow next week), which means position competitions are resuming in earnest. As always, no group of players will capture more attention than those vying to be QB1 for Week 1.