The Colorado State Rams removed defensive coordinator Tyson Summers from play-calling duties during Saturday’s 56-26 loss to the Oregon State Beavers, and head coach Jim Mora confirmed afterward that Summers was no longer with the program.
There are 138 schools competing in the FBS this coming season, and all of them strive to be No. 1. We discuss the rankings, who will make the College Football Playoff, and who really could win the national championship.
Colorado State acts like a program that's supposed to win. But it hasn't, with seven losing seasons in the last eight years. Jim Mora should be the head coach who turns this whole thing around.
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Change often resets momentum, but in Storrs, despite the paradigm shift, the program seems to have stabilized rather quickly. The UConn Huskies, after their historic nine-win season, saw their head coach, Jim Mora, depart for Colorado State, leaving the team in uncertainty at the worst possible time.
College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
With Jim Mora out and Jason Candle stepping in, the UConn Huskies haven’t waited around to rebuild. Instead, they have attacked the transfer portal. The Huskies and Candle have managed to bring in players from names including Texas, Oklahoma State, Central Michigan, Penn and NC State.
The UConn Huskies added a talented offensive piece to their 2026 class on January 10. The program is rebuilding under Jason Candle, who joined after Jim Mora left for Michigan State. Running back Cyncir Bowers has committed to UConn football from the transfer portal following one season at West Virginia.
The UConn Huskies’ pursuit of talent for the class of 2027 is picking up pace. While the program continues to recover from the damage dealt after Jim Mora’s departure, Jason Candle is also trying to build the roster for the upcoming years.
The UConn Huskies' bleeding just doesn’t seem to come to a stop, even a month after Jim Mora’s departure to Colorado State. While Jason Candle is doing
The UConn Huskies continue to do damage repair to the 2026 recruiting class. The program saw a ton of athletes decommit and head to the transfer portal following Jim Mora’s departure to Michigan State.
When former UConn Huskies head coach Jim Mora accepted the Colorado State job after carrying the Huskies to back-to-back nine-win seasons, three bowl appearances in four years and a complete rebuild that restored national relevance, the aftershocks were instantaneous.
Coaching changes happen every year, but they don't all happen the same way. We have had some wild offseason coaching moves in recent seasons, and 2025-2026 wasn't any different.
The UConn Huskies continue to take blows to their roster weeks after Jim Mora left for Colorado State. After losing nearly 20 talents to either the transfer
UConn Huskies football has spent the last few weeks trying to catch its breath. The moment Jim Mora left to take the Colorado State job, the floor seemed to wobble under the program.
UConn named Toledo coach Jason Candle as its next football coach on Saturday. The school announced Candle signed a six-year deal. No financial terms were disclosed.
The University of Connecticut is closing in on Toledo Rockets head coach Jason Candle as the successor to Jim Mora, who bolted for Colorado State in November after engineering a stunning turnaround for the Huskies.
While Jim Mora suddenly only departed for Colorado State in late November, there has already been plenty of movement during UConn’s job search. Here are five names to watch: The skinny: Sammis was an offensive lineman at Virginia before beginning his collegiate coaching career with the Cavaliers in 2010 as a grad assistant.
UConn Huskies football thought it had finally reached steady ground after back-to-back nine-win seasons, three bowl trips in four years, and the program’s first real momentum since 2007.
The UConn Huskies’ roster and recruiting efforts have been hit hard since Jim Mora left for Colorado State. The move has triggered a wave of UConn talent decommitting and heading to the transfer portal. UConn has lost nine key players to the transfer portal in the week following Mora's departure.
The 2025-26 college football hiring cycle is off to a dizzying start. Below are 10 superlatives from the initial wave of signings.
UConn Huskies head coach Jim Mora led the program to a 9-3 record this season, their first back-to-back nine-win season in program history. However, the
Fortunes can change fast in this era of college football, and the Rams just took a massive step in altering theirs.
Connecticut Huskies head coach Jim Mora knows his team has made strides in preparation for the upcoming season. What he does not know yet is exactly what to expect from a defensive front that looks dramatically different than last fall.
With the calendar flipping to August, that means one thing: college football is almost back. Jim Mora and the UConn Huskies are looking to build off one of the best seasons in recent program history, as they finished with a 9-4 record, their most wins in a year since 2007.
Jim Mora Sr. turned 90 on Saturday, as Jim Mora Jr. proudly revealed on social media, showing his timeless father going through his twice-a-week, 85-minute weight-lifting session at his advanced age.
UConn football coach Jim Mora is sending a message to other programs, following his team’s Fenway Bowl win. Mora wants schools to know that UConn football won’t accept any tampering with its players.
Jim Mora had an excellent season third season at UConn, and the head coach has a warning for rival programs that have interest in his players.
The Los Angeles native will be just the seventh coach in UConn football history. The Huskies have struggled to the tune of a 10-47 record since 2016.
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