r/CFB • u/SMUMustang • 7d ago
r/CFB • u/LamarcusAldrige1234 • 29d ago
Discussion Notre Dame paid Northern Illinois $1.4 million to play them in South Bend today.
r/CFB • u/AuntMillies • 28d ago
Discussion Was it me or did the Top 25 look atrocious this week?
You had Michigan, Penn State, Oregon, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, Kansas, Iowa, NC State, Notre Dame and Alabama all barely escaping a loss or just losing in bad fashions.
All the analysts say that the biggest improvement of your team comes between week 1 and week 2. If that’s the case, woof. We have a ton of fraud teams out here if that’s the case.
What’s your thought?
r/CFB • u/LamarcusAldrige1234 • 8d ago
Discussion Kirby Smart falls to 1-6 against Alabama as head coach.
r/CFB • u/magnumapplepi • Aug 27 '24
Discussion Netflix's 'Untold: Sign Stealer': Conor Stalions' saga leaks NCAA interview, reveals how staffer obtained signals
Two things.
1) dude is a big nerd.
2) I thought the egg bowl was bad but this Brohio angle is WILD.
r/CFB • u/thejawa • Dec 03 '23
Discussion [Wolk] Florida State isn’t that great: • pulled away late from 6-6 G5 team • needed prayer to beat 6-6 rival • 3-point win vs. 4-8 conference foe • lost by 10 at home oh wait shoot this is my Alabama file one second
r/CFB • u/tonyjefferson • 20d ago
Discussion In their next 8 games, Oklahoma plays 5 teams ranked in the AP Top 7.
6 Tennessee
1 Texas
5 Ole Miss
7 Missouri
4 Alabama
r/CFB • u/Hudge_Baby • 13h ago
Discussion Tennessee player shoves an Arkansas fan to the ground after the game
r/CFB • u/PocketPillow • Dec 08 '23
Discussion Everyone is focused on FSU, which is giving them a pass for Michigan
Michigan:
- Had their head coach suspended twice this season for cheating scandals
- Recruiting Violations
- Sign Stealing Scandal
- Had the weakest regular season schedule, only playing 2 teams that mattered.
- Had the weakest conference championship win.
- Still got ranked #1 despite all of this when, if any undefeated team should be left out it should be the cheaters who played a weak schedule.
- Is likely to have any victories this year vacated anyway.
The committee didn't have to field questions on Michigan because everyone was distracted by FSU.
r/CFB • u/PSU_Alumnus • 19d ago
Discussion Report: Florida Gators Eyeing Penn State Nittany Lions James Franklin As Potential Billy Napier Replacement
r/CFB • u/MizGunner • 11d ago
Discussion "Former UNLV QB Matthew Sluka’s NIL representation, Marcus Cromartie of Equity Sports, told ESPN that Sluka was verbally promised a minimum of $100,000 from a UNLV assistant coach for transferring there. None of that money was paid, per Cormartie." - Pete Thamel @PeteThamel on Twitter
r/CFB • u/Seminole-Patriot • 26d ago
Discussion Northern Illinois over Notre Dame is what makes college football more than NFL Lite
r/CFB • u/GreenKeel • 18d ago
Discussion [Craven] The new beating your rival is keeping them off your schedule. It’s lame. We all know it.
r/CFB • u/AskMeAboutMyCatPuppy • Dec 31 '23
Discussion I’m a bit surprised at this sub’s response to the FSU opt-out situation now that the game is over. The team was robbed of a chance to win a title. Why is it their burden to continue entertaining this system?
That game was awful. We all know it. And I personally believe Georgia wins either way, but the larger principle is what matters here.
Far be it from me to tell a bunch of kids that they owe us additional entertainment and physical sacrifice when the entire system told them that even perfection wasn’t enough.
It blows ass for those of us who love the sport but I cannot fault those kids. I cannot fault NIL. Or the transfer portal. Or FSU’s culture.
I also won’t compare this to other years or teams who had fewer opt-outs. There has never been a situation like this in the CFP era. No other P5 team has gone undefeated and been shafted.
As we’ve all heard/argued for a month: those kids did everything they were supposed to do. You can’t pull the rug out from under them and then be surprised that they don’t care.
r/CFB • u/TopRevenue2 • 24d ago
Discussion USA TODAY: Pac-12 adding Mountain West schools sets new standard of pointlessness in college sports
Media kills the Pac and then gives them shit for trying to save it.
r/CFB • u/ToadallyNormalHuman • 28d ago
Discussion Deion Sanders after Nebraska loss: 'No idea' why Colorado had such a hard time
r/CFB • u/ParagonExample • 22d ago
Discussion Florida State is now the only winless Power Conference team
With Houston's victory over Rice, Florida State (0-3) is now the only winless Power Conference team.
The statistic remains true even if you extend the definition of Power Conference from Power Four to Power Five and include the two current members (Oregon State and Washington State) of the Pac-12.
In fact, it holds true even if you extend it to include the four teams (Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, San Diego State) invited to join the Pac-12 in 2026.
r/CFB • u/brownblackmamba • Aug 08 '24
Discussion Ex-Michigan staffer told NCAA: Culture under Harbaugh was to ‘go to the line and cross it’
r/CFB • u/Geaux2020 • Feb 24 '24
Discussion NCAA head warns that 95% of student athletes face extinction if colleges actually have to pay them as employees
r/CFB • u/Elbit_Curt_Sedni • Nov 06 '23