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Former Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban blames the money handlers for the spate of coaching firing in the middle of the 2025 season.

Fox Sports' RJ Young unveils his ultimate 24-team College Football Playoff bracket, packed with powerhouse matchups, Cinderella potential, and what could be the wildest postseason in the sport’s history.

What makes a college football stadium great? We polled our staff to come up with The Athletic's Top 25 — with a clear No. 1.

Austin Siereveld's path at Ohio State has been unconventional, but he's become one of the best offensive tackles in college football.

College football could be on the verge of one of the busiest coaching carousels in recent history. Six Power Four coaches were fired in the first two months of the season, and more are sure to follow in an era that features unprecedented parity, revenue-sharing and access to the expanded College Football Playoff.

While names are already being floated for every job opening, there is one former head coach who is essentially campaigning for a shot in former LSU Tigers head coach Ed Orgeron. After leading the program to a title and perfect 15-0 record in 2019, Orgeron was fired after going 11-11 in his next two seasons.

Kiffin also served as the head coach at Florida Atlantic, giving him ties to the state, which could play a role in establishing recruiting pipelines for the Gators. He was 26-13 over three seasons, winning two C-USA conference titles and making two bowl appearances.