A few weeks ago, I broke down the high-pressure role of a college football Offensive Coordinator. But every offensive coach needs an equal on the other side of the ball. Enter, the Defensive Coordinator…...
A Beginners Guide to the House vs NCAA Case On Friday 6th June, Judge Wilken delivered her final approval to the House settlement. The settlement is a landmark moment for college sports, addressing student...
I have been comparing the structure of College Football to UK sports quite a bit in recent weeks. Whilst doing so, something had been bothering me about the comparisons. This week I finally figured...
College football is evolving rapidly and changes to the postseason form part of that evolution. As the sport transitions towards professionalism, the College Football Playoff (CFP) is on the brink of further evolution. But...
What separates a first-round NFL Draft pick from a late-round hopeful? This article explores the blueprint teams use to evaluate talent, from physical traits and football IQ to scheme fit and character—highlighted through the rise of 2025’s top pick, Cam Ward. A must-read for college football and NFL fans alike.
The recent saga surrounding Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava has sparked intense debate across the college football community. His story will likely become a cautionary tale in the evolution of Name, Image, and Likeness (“NIL”)...
It is still reasonably quiet on the College Football news front this week. We have the NFL draft and later stages of March Madness on the horizon which is keeping the focus. But I...
A slightly different article this week where I look at my pick of the news stories. The key one being the interview I heard with the Head Coach of the Washington Huskies. Coach Jedd Fisch emphasizes the negative impact of early games on player welfare. He also advocates for accessible spring games to enhance fan experience.
Spring marks the beginning of training for college football teams, culminating in the Spring game, an opportunity for coaches to assess players and engage fans. However, many teams are cancelling these games due to concerns about long seasons, player safety, and tampering issues. This trend raises questions about fan engagement and replacements for the traditional Spring game.
This week, discussions among college football conference commissioners did not reach a conclusion, regarding potential landscape changes. The Power 4, particularly the SEC and Big Ten, dominate the sport, and their financial advantages grow. Proposed playoff expansions raise concerns about equity for lower conferences and threaten the sport’s competitive dynamics, generating unease among fans.
