If your favorite team ceased to exist overnight, who would you pick to be your new favorite team and why?
As a tennessee fan, I would pick auburn so that I could continue to hate alabama.
As a tennessee fan, I would pick auburn so that I could continue to hate alabama.
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The RedHawks' linebacker room has reloaded!
You've got key transfer additions like Blayne Myrick and CJ Young joining returning playmakers Malcolm McCain, Brock Uihlein, and Christian McKinney, Oxford's defense has serious depth.
Check out the full breakdown of the 5-deep unit, key stats, and the incoming transfersa looking to make a significant impact. Who are you most excited to watch this fall? 👇🏈
https://sansomsportsmedia.com/2026/08/18/redhawk-review-miami-linebackers-2026-27
I went to a K-State bar in Manhattan, Kansas last night wearing a very generic shirt that just read “Eastern Michigan Football”. I was talking to this guy, we were just chatting, he kind of goes off the rail and at some point says “and this guy’s wearing a high school shirt” I was dumbfounded. He said it like an insult after we were being friendly. I just say Eastern Michigan is a division 1 school and start to go about my business. Dude did not like that and for whatever reason I entertained it and got into an actual fight over it. Needless to say I won because I have the MAC on my back. After I was kicked out of “Tubby’s” I go around and ask a couple other guys in their bar district what they think Eastern Michigan is. Everything was a retold response of “that sounds like a high school” I don’t know if it’s just Kansas State? I’ve heard they aren’t the smartest and they really didn’t seem like it but I feel any fan of college sports would know at the very least about the grey turf and Maxx Crosby. I have never set foot in Ypsilanti, or Michigan, and I am not an Eastern Michigan fan.
I've been building a site that maps college football coaching trees — who worked under whom, going back decades. When I started pulling Saban's numbers, it stopped being a feature and became its own page, sixdegreesofsaban.com, inspired by the six degrees of Kevin Bacon (iykyk).
The rule is simple: two coaches are connected if they worked on the same staff. Pick any active FBS head coach and it traces the shortest chain back to Saban.
What ~30,000 documented staff connections say:
If you like rabbit holes, the same project has full coaching trees for 600+ FBS head coaches at gridirontree.com — Saban's tree runs four generations deep. There's also Pick Six, a daily coach-guessing game (six guesses, six attributes) in the style of Wordle.
Free, no signup to play. Built it as a fan. Curious whose path surprises you most. If you notice any errors, please let me know.
The AP top 25 came out today!
What are the biggest questions each top 25 team must address for a successful year?!
Pretty sure most of this sub is focused on D1 stuff, but for those of us die hards that enjoy small school football at the D2 level we have 2 preseason rankings coming this week.
Tonight the D2football.com guys put out their first top 25. Tomorrow the AFCA will be revealing their top 25 with the folks at D1Rejects.com. Both sites have YouTube channels, so check them out.
Couple that with the first AP Top 25 list for D1 hitting today...football season is finally here!
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