Every year has its own set of storylines, and we are here to highlight 25 of them. From Austin to Happy Valley and from Los Angeles to Chapel Hill. What are we looking forward to in 2025?
Most of the bottom 20 teams are from the Group of 5, but we've included a couple of power programs who are in a bad way right now and are scratching and clawing their way back up the ladder.
So, what coaches are feeling the heat already as we head into the 2025 college football season? Here are 20 to keep an eye on.
Fun fact: there are four schools in FBS who have Owls as a nickname. All of them are welcoming new head coaches in 2025.
There have been walk-off wins, epic comebacks, long overtime battles, and championship moments. We've pared it down to these games as the best of the first quarter of the 21st century.
It is a difficult task to pick the top 25 players over the first quarter of the 21st century, but one we were willing to try. Here you go: the best 25 players over the first 25 years of the 2000s.
The last 25 years have been filled with numerous stories and achievements that it's difficult to pinpoint the top storylines of the first quarter of the 21st century. But we gave it our best shot.
Let's rank how we think the hiring went for the upcoming 2025 season.
Every tournament, only one team gets to raise the championship trophy, but there are so many memories that make up every one of these tournaments.
In the modern era, when the brackets are released on Selection Sunday, there are no throwaway games. Anybody can win at least one game.
Great games come in all different shapes and sizes. There are great battles in championship moments, shocking upsets, a player who surges into the national discussion, remarkable comebacks and fantastic shots.
It's been an era of some great stories and even greater basketball. How do you stack up the best of the best? Let's do so by ranking the champions of the 25 years of the 2000s.
Let's look at how these new coaches did this season. Here is a ranking of how all the new college football head coaches did in 2024.
Welcome to the 12-team College Football Playoff. It's a new world of not only how we crown a champion but also how we will see the best players at the best programs play a bit longer than we've been used to.
College hoops begins on Monday with a slew of games across the country, with the marquee event happening in Spokane, Washington as Gonzaga hosts Baylor in a rematch of the 2021 national championship game.
An epic Oregon win over Ohio State takes us into the halfway point of the college football season, and there's just so much to play for all across the country.
It's hard to believe it has been 25 years since the strange season that no one saw coming happened. Let's look back at the NFL in 1999-2000.
While you've likely read plenty about who the best teams in the nation are for 2024, here are the candidates for the worst teams you'll see this season.
As we look forward to watching teams crash the typical playoff party, it is more wide open than ever for these schools to actually be a factor come the postseason.
We also say goodbye to championship coaches and hello to 31 new head coaching jobs. It really is a year of significant change. So here are 25 storylines to watch for the 2024 college football season.
Every game matters. That has been the motto of college football fans and administrators for decades, and while we now live in a world of a 12-team playoff, that motto still stands tall today.
What began as a lean coaching cycle last offseason got a swift kick in the backside when Nick Saban retired as Alabama's head coach. That began a massive domino effect that moved coaches nationwide, some leaving head coaching jobs for coordinator gigs.
Every college football season begins with hope and expectations, but several seasons end with despair and broken dreams. Obviously, that's subjective, as every program has different definitions of success.
Who has the capability of making a six-game run this March and April? Here are 20 teams that can win the NCAA tournament.
Mid-majors are as dangerous as ever. Let's look at the ones to keep an eye on as we near the end of the regular season.