On this week's I-80 Football Show, Doug Lesmerises joined Josh Peterson for a look around college football, including the top of the sport with Ohio State and I

Coming into Tuesday, there was only one relevant issue for the committee to weigh in on that could foreshadow how the rankings look in a month.

Notably, the first group of 25 teams in the College Football Playoff Rankings did not include a Group of Six program. According to the selection committee, Memphis of the American Conference is the highest-ranked school outside of the Power Four and, as such, it snagged a spot as the 12-seed in the projected bracket.

The highest-ranked champion among the Group of Five conferences is guaranteed CFP inclusion, and ESPN’s playoff predictor rates the Sun Belt’s James Madison (28%) and American’s North Texas (28%), South Florida (26%) and Memphis (21%) as the most likely Group of Five representative.

Troy Huhn, who had been committed to Penn State since June, is one of two blue-chip QBs in the Class of 2026 on the open market.

In a move that surprised many across the college football landscape, Brian Kelly released his first public statement on Thursday, nearly two weeks after being fired by LSU. The timing of the message—just days before LSU faces No.

Meyer is an analyst for Fox Sports, and it is not surprising to see his name in the rumors. Recently, a report surfaced from Audacy and SiriusXM radio host Zach Gelb stating that Meyer had “strong interest” in the job, but he was turned down because of his answers to questions about NIL.

Nearly 40 FBS jobs are expected to open this cycle. From Lane Kiffin to rising FCS names, here's an exhaustive list of coaches shaping the most chaotic hiring season in college football history.

Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders compared the spate of college football firings to getting a Brazilian butt lift and looking for quick fixes.

USC, at No. 19, is the only ranked win for Notre Dame football thus far. Where did the committee have the Fighting Irish?