Oklahoma Locked Venables In Because the Carousel Is a Trap
Oklahoma’s two-year extension for Brent Venables is a bet on culture and defensive identity after a CFP run, not a panic raise before the SEC proves him again.
Category: College Football
An NFL Tight End Hit the Portal and the NCAA Earned Every Bit
A Browns tight end entered the college portal after a Louisiana TRO. The NCAA refused to grandfather the 2022 class and is now watching pros treat campus like Plan B.
A Louisiana Judge Just Made NFL Cuts College Free Agency
A Baton Rouge TRO lets NFL signees return to college and enter a special portal window. The NCAA cries chaos. The product already was.
Utah Paid Kyle $13.5 Million and Sued Freddie for the Office Keys
Utah sued Freddie Whittingham for breach after he followed Kyle to Michigan without paying liquidated damages five other assistants covered, turning a family move into a
Art Briles Got His Tomorrow. Baylor’s Survivors Never Did
Eastern New Mexico hired Art Briles a decade after Baylor. The contract, the quotes, and the setting all say the same thing: the scoreboard still outranks the survivors.
Michigan Just Sold the Big House and the Purity Act Died With It
Michigan’s first stadium ads after 99 years expose college football’s fake purity. The Big House didn’t sell out late. Everyone else just finally noticed.
Jayden Daniels Issues Cease-and-Desist to LSU Over No. 5
Jayden Daniels just yanked LSU’s permission to use his name, image, and likeness because a sophomore cornerback is walking around Death Valley in the No.…
Kiffin Is Right to Let Pickett Keep Daniels’ No. 5
Lane Kiffin is backing DJ Pickett in No. 5 over Jayden Daniels’ objections, and the recruiting promise beats alumni pride every time.
Finebaum Is Right: Oklahoma’s Top-10 Ranking Is a Mirage
Finebaum’s unranked call on Oklahoma is not hot air. The Sooners’ brutal slate and thin top-10 case make the prediction the most honest take in the preseason.
The Big Ten Just Seized the Throne and the SEC Got Zero First-Place Votes
Ohio State and Oregon claimed the top two AP spots as the Big Ten owns three straight titles. Indiana at No. 6 after 16-0 is the voters’ pride, not caution.