Why ACC commissioner is in favor of 24-team CFP (1:28)
Longtime NFL asst. Moore joins Iowa as adviser
Longtime NFL and college assistant Tom Moore, who will turn 88 during the upcoming college football season, will join the Iowa staff as senior consultant to the head coach and offensive adviser.
How To Develop NFL Players With Mario Cristobal
Mario Cristobal joins This Is Football for a deep dive into building NFL talent at Miami, navigating the NIL & transfer portal era, and why physical football is taking over college football again. In this episode: How Miami rebuilt its NFL pipeline Developing first-round draft picks Coaching players in the NIL/portal era Why “hoarding talent” is over The changing balance of power in college football Thoughts on playoff expansion Mario’s philosophy on toughness, development, and competition Cristobal also breaks down Miami’s recent NFL Draft stars, discusses the evolution of line-of-scrimmage football, and shares stories about Nick Saban, Jim Harbaugh, and assesses the future of the sport. Featuring: Miami Hurricanes football NFL Draft discussion College football playoff talk NIL & transfer portal insight Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
85 new players? Inside Oklahoma State's roster overhaul
First-year coach Eric Morris brought his QB and 19 other players from North Texas, but that was just the start.
Hour 4: Kiffin Them While They're Down
Freddie Coleman and Harry Douglas figure out the Lakers' future with Jovan Buha. Lane Kiffin had some remarks on why he left Ole Miss. Plus Marc Kestecher joins the show, a Bold Freddie Proclamation and In Other News... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Franklin: Hokies' next AD must be 'aggressive'
New Virginia Tech coach James Franklin is hopeful that the school's next athletic director will be "bold and aggressive with football in mind."
Hour 2: Most Obnoxious Fanbases
Freddie Coleman and Harry Douglas along with the rest of the Four Horsemen do this week's Selection Committee on the Most Obnoxious Fans in sports! Plus Quentin Richardson joins the show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Hardy out of hospital; Mizzou unsure of '26 status
Missouri running back Ahmad Hardy is out of the hospital after being shot early Sunday. Coach Eli Drinkwitz said he's unsure if Hardy would be able to play in 2026.
Sark slams Ole Miss academics: 'Basket weaving'
One day after Lane Kiffin's controversial comments about Ole Miss, Texas coach Steve Sarkisian took a shot at the Rebels, and Florida coach Jon Sumrall weighed in.
Herbstreit to McAfee: Miami could win it all this season (1:00)
Badgers tab Colts GM, NBA All-Star for AD search
Wisconsin has named a nine-person search committee, including Colts GM Chris Ballard and two-time NBA All-Star Michael Finley, to help find the Badgers' next athletic director.
Irish add to '27 recruiting spree with OL commit
Notre Dame landed its highest-ranked pledge in the 2027 recruiting cycle with a commitment from four-star offensive tackle Oluwasemilore Olubobola.
Rich Rodriguez Q&A: The secret sauce at West Virginia? An underdog mentality
In his second go-around in Morgantown, Rodriguez notes how much has changed and what has stayed the same.
The BIG Ten is going for their 4th consecutive National Championship with a handleful of legit contenders. McElroy goes through the entire conference and gives you the ONE question about each team heading into the summer. Can Josh Hoover really just replace Fernando Mendoza? Can two new coordinators maintain Oregon's offense and defensive dominance? Is Ohio State playing with a chip on their shoulder? Will Byrce Underwood make a sophomore step under a new coaching staff? Can Gary Patterson turn USC into a program that can win big games? Did Pat Fitzgerald walk into the best situation at Michigan State and are there any effects from the Demond Williams/NIL drama at Washington?
The BIG Ten is going for their 4th consecutive National Championship with a handleful of legit contenders. McElroy goes through the entire conference and gives you the ONE question about each team heading into the summer. Can Josh Hoover really just replace Fernando Mendoza? Can two new coordinators maintain Oregon's offense and defensive dominance? Is Ohio State playing with a chip on their shoulder? Will Byrce Underwood make a sophomore step under a new coaching staff? Can Gary Patterson turn USC into a program that can win big games? Did Pat Fitzgerald walk into the best situation at Michigan State and are there any effects from the Demond Williams/NIL drama at Washington? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Chris "Mad Dog" Russo on how Super Bowl III Took the NFL Mainstream | The Biggest Game
Fresh off First Take, Chris "Mad Dog" Russo tells us that back in 1969 the NFL and AFL were two separate leagues. They didn't even call the championship game the "Super Bowl" yet. But when Joe Namath guaranteed victory and led the New York Jets to a shocking upset victory over Don Shula's Baltimore Colts, all that began to change. The impending merger between the two leagues suddenly seemed less like the junior varsity joining the big time, and more like a marriage between equals. And with a cross cultural icon like Namath leading the way, the NFL had its leading man. On this episode of The Biggest Game, we look at the moment, that the NFL became MAINSTREAM. ✔️ Subscribe to ESPN Unlimited: https://plus.espn.com/nfl #ESPN Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Dabo pushes back on narrative after '1 bad year'
In his first comments since the NFL draft, Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said Monday from ACC spring meetings, "It's pretty well documented we grossly underachieved last year. That isn't a news flash."
AD: Despite snub, Irish on good terms with ACC
Notre Dame AD Pete Bevacqua said his school's relationship is "very good and healthy" with the ACC despite the Irish's ill feelings immediately after their playoff snub in favor of Miami.
Salary cap rules upheld in Huskers arbitration case
The College Sports Commission won the first major test of its authority to enforce a salary cap in college sports Monday when an arbitrator upheld the fledging agency's decision to deny a set of deals involving Nebraska football players.
Kiffin: Families cite 'diversity' as edge for LSU
LSU coach Lane Kiffin implied the lack of diversity at Ole Miss hurt his ability to recruit players, saying parents have told him Baton Rouge feels more reflective of the "real world."
SEC's Sankey firm on 16-team CFP expansion
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey on Monday indicated that a disagreement with the Big Ten -- which backs doubling the current bracket to 24 teams -- is lingering deep into the offseason.
Roddy Jones: Oklahoma State is going to be dangerous offensively (0:47)
4-star OT Cameron Wagner commits to Oregon on 'The Pat McAfee Show' (1:16)
Mizzou star RB Hardy shot, in stable condition
Missouri running back Ahmad Hardy, a first-team All-SEC selection last season, was shot at a concert in Mississippi early Sunday and is in stable condition following surgery.
CFB buzz: Army-Navy's future, last JMU Hoosier, latest Buckeye phenom, next Mendoza
What we heard around college football after the completion of spring practice.
QB Day, son of Ohio State HC, picks Northwestern
Class of 2027 quarterback R.J. Day, the son of Ohio State coach Ryan Day, announced his commitment to Northwestern.