College football has had two clear leading conferences since the end of Clemson’s dynasty in the late 2010’s: the SEC and the Big 10. For years, the Big 10 has been dominated by Ohio State and Michigan. No other school has won the conference championship since Penn State did in 2016. However, the conference looks…
The ACC has been the center of attention in many ways in college football recently. The conference looks to be at risk of being the next power conference to collapse with pillars Florida State and Clemson potentially wanting out. Amidst all of the chaos and lawsuits, there’s still a football season to play. The ACC…
If there’s any conference that’s been difficult to predict in recent years, it’s the Big 12. The conference has had four different winners in the last four seasons, and seems to produce a surprise contender every year. Add in the fact that Oklahoma and Texas (the Big 12’s two all-time leaders in conference championships) have…
Starting this season, the College Football Playoff will expand from the original format to a new 12-team format. The five highest ranked conference champions will earn automatic bids into the playoff, meaning we will see at least one non-power conference program take one of the 12 spots. The lack of small school representation in the…
For the last 17 years, one Goliath has stood over the landscape of college football. Nick Saban and Alabama put together one of the most dominant dynasties in the history of sports, winning six national championships during Saban’s tenure. Now that Saban has retired, a void has been opened in the college football coaching sphere….
After 10 years, the 4-team College Football Playoff era has given way to an expanded 12-team format. At the end of the day, more high-stakes football means more excitement and more revenue.Expansion was inevitable, and may still be. However, the 4-team era held some dominant programs at their finest, and those programs deserve to be…
