Last Word On College Football

Part of Jake Dickert’s task at Wake Forest this Spring is doing some blending. There needs to be a meshing of transfer portal players and the returning Wake talent. All 21 of the portal players announced their movement to Wake after Dickert was named head coach, so they are his. And he has to blend those players with the Wake players who chose to stay another year. Then there … [Read more...] about Jake Dickert Has Some Blending To Do at Wake Forest

A guiding principle of Penn State head coach James Franklin revolves around culture.  He believes that culture should appear in every aspect of a program.  Penn State is one of the most storied programs in the country.  For the Nittany Lions, the culture permeates not only the team’s players, coaches, and football staff.  It also encompasses its students and campuses.  It … [Read more...] about Cultural Crossroads at Penn State

Hello everyone and welcome back to the final installment of our series looking at the 2025 Kentucky Wildcats. A huge thank you to everyone who’s been along for the ride. In case you missed them the last few focused on the defense. First, it was the linebackers followed by the secondary. Today we’re wrapping up with the special teams. It may not be the first thing you think of … [Read more...] about 2025 Kentucky Spring Preview: Special Teams

Notre Dame opened Spring practice this past week in South Bend. One of the biggest storylines for the Fighting Irish this Spring is the high-stakes contest to fill the void at quarterback. With Riley Leonard gone, Steve Angeli, CJ Carr, and Kenny Minchey are vying to claim the coveted role of QB1. As practices heat up, the quarterback competition will be under intense scrutiny. … [Read more...] about Quarterback Battle Looms as Notre Dame Opens Spring Practice

There are few college football figures as polarizing as Colorado head coach, Deion Sanders. From his bravado to his on-field success – to an extent – Sanders tends to rub folks the wrong way. He’s confident, knows what he’s doing, and does it well. He has made Colorado, a program with eight 10-win seasons and one title in its history, a nationally relevant entity. He may have … [Read more...] about Ohio State Should Consider Deion Sanders’ Spring Game Idea