Week 5’s spreading the love with ranked matchups in four Power Five conferences (sorry, Big Ten fans).

Could this be one of the most exciting college football Saturdays…ever?

With more shifting power dynamics than Succession, the top dogs of this century’s most dominant football conference, the SEC, continued to look overwhelmingly average this Saturday, while its less successful teams ran the show.

In spite of NIL naysayers’ predictions, ratings and parity are at an all-time high, so steel yourself for another chaotic Saturday.

On Monday, MSU football HC Mel Tucker released a scathing rebuttal to allegations that he sexually harassed a sexual assault prevention consultant last year.

Week 2’s officially in the (score)book, complete with big blowouts and spicy surprises: The historically dominant SEC now has a stunning six nonconference losses, the Pac-12 is still kicking ass in its final season, and the ACC is…good?

Here’s to another perfect fall Saturday — whether you’re spending all of tomorrow glued to your couch or losing your voice in the stands.

The biggest story around recruitment and transfers this year is Colorado football.

After Northwestern football head coach (HC) Pat Fitzgerald was handed a two-week unpaid suspension following credible hazing allegations on Friday, details publicly emerged elevating the hazing to the level of sexual assault the following day, causing the school to reconsider a more “appropriate penalty.”

To no one’s surprise, Alabama and Georgia inked the best early recruiting classes with enough five-star athletes to create their own solar systems.

While most top athletes inked their National Letters of Intent (NLI) during December’s early signing period, a few Top 100 prospects are still up for grabs.

As mentioned, the No. 1 Bulldogs dissected the No. 3 TCU Horned Frogs Monday night to take the natty for the second consecutive year. Turns out their bark is as bad as their bite.