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Ex-Michigan Coach Sends Clear Message as Wolverines Fans Call for Kyle Whittingham’s Firing: “Worst Thing We Can Do”

Michigan paid millions to rebuild its football program, only to watch its offense struggle to score a touchdown. A humiliating 13-6 overtime loss to Indiana dropped the Wolverines to 4-3, with three losses in just seven games under Kyle Whittingham. And now, the coach brought in to fix Michigan’s mess is already facing calls for […] The post Ex-Michigan Coach Sends Clear Message as Wolverines Fans Call for Kyle Whittingham’s Firing: “Worst Thing We Can Do” appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Arizona vs. Iowa State: Players of the Game

Arizona dominates Iowa State 39‑3 in Tucson, with the Wildcats' defense limiting the Cyclones to 1.7 yards per carry and holding Aidan Flora to just three. Quarterback Noah Fifita earns Offensive Player of the Game, completing 27 of 34 passes for 308 yards, two touchdowns and a 71‑yard bomb to Isaiah Mizell. Linebacker Dash Fifita, who recorded six tackles, 2.5 TFLs and two sacks in just 16 snaps, is named Defensive Player of the Game. Punter Chase Ridley shines on special teams, averaging 46 yards per punt with a 57‑yard long and pinning two punts inside the 20-yard line.

South Carolina rewarded for Tennessee upset with 4-star Auburn flip

South Carolina added another recruit to its 2027 recruiting class on Sunday, as four-star defensive lineman Nate Kamba flipped his commitment from Auburn to the Gamecocks. The announcement came less than 24-hours after South Carolina defeated No. 11 Tennessee 27-24 at Williams-Brice Stadium. Kamba, who attends Corvian Community School in Charlotte, North Carolina, watched the […] The post South Carolina rewarded for Tennessee upset with 4-star Auburn flip appeared first on ClutchPoints .

2026 College Football Polls: Week 9

Georgia climbs to #3 in the AP Poll despite a bye week, setting up a #3 vs. #17 showdown with Florida in the upcoming ‘Cocktail Party.’ The week’s rankings also introduce #25 Wisconsin while dropping #15 Iowa. Notable matchups include #22 Arizona at #13 Texas Tech, and Oregon, still favorite despite firing its OC, faces Northwestern in a potential upset. The poll list highlights powerhouses like Miami, Ohio State, and Alabama, giving fans a quick snapshot of week‑9 college football stakes.

PFF grades, snap counts from Michigan Football’s 13-6 loss to Indiana

Michigan fell 13-6 to No. 6 Indiana on Oct. 26, dropping to 4-3 overall and 1-3 in the Big Ten. The defense limited the Hoosiers to 212 yards, but the Wolverines managed only six points despite four trips inside the 20. Freshman QB Tommy Carr, making his first start, completed 20 of 32 for 167 yards, one interception and a 47.8 PFF grade. The offense struggled, recording just 57 net rushing yards on 42 carries. Top‑graded players were receiver Channing Goodmin (70.1) and RB Jordan Marshall (64.9), while the lowest grades went to Carr (47.8) and RB Manuel Beigel (43.6). The detailed PFF snap‑count grades expose why Michigan’s offense couldn’t capitalize.

Georgia lands son of music star in notable recruitment win

Georgia football secured a notable win during its bye week Sunday. And in the process, coach Kirby Smart and company win over fans of country star Luke Bryan. That’s because his son Bo Bryan is joining the 2027 recruiting class. The three-star quarterback chose the Bulldogs officially, becoming the newest College Football Recruiting win for […] The post Georgia lands son of music star in notable recruitment win appeared first on ClutchPoints .

College Football Playoff Projections Roundup for the Kentucky Wildcats

After a 34-17 win over Vanderbilt, Kentucky jumps to solo SEC lead (7-1, 5-1 SEC) and climbs to No. 8 in the Coaches Poll and No. 9 in the AP Poll. The Wildcats now appear in every major CFP projection, with seeds ranging from No. 6 to No. 9 and most forecasts giving them a first‑round home game at Kroger Field. QB Kenny Minchey threw for 203 yards, freshman receiver Kenny Darby added a 44‑yard catch, and the defense limited Vanderbilt to just 15 rushing yards. Coach Will Stein, the first to start 7‑1 since 1909, eyes a historic November run and a potential national coach of the year nod.

9 “play ’til the end” charts from the Texas A&M game

The post breaks down nine "play ’til the end" charts from Alabama’s Oct 24, 2026 showdown with Texas A&M. Using SP+ metrics, the visuals compare Success Rate, Explosiveness Rate and overall efficiency, showing Alabama out‑performing the Aggies despite a close score line. The author notes that the data paints a "glass‑half‑full" picture—Alabama’s play‑by‑play efficiency and big‑play frequency were better than the final tally suggests—while also acknowledging early turnovers kept the game within reach. The charts serve as a deep dive into why the Crimson Tide’s performance may have been underestimated.

Oregon Fires First-Year Offensive Coordinator Amid Disappointing Season

Oregon Ducks has fired its offensive coordinator following the team’s 21-10 loss to Illinois on October 24. The decision came after the Ducks struggled to produce points in three consecutive games. Oregon’s offense has scored no more than 17 points in each of those three games, with the Ducks losing to UCLA and Illinois while […] The post Oregon Fires First-Year Offensive Coordinator Amid Disappointing Season appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .

Big 12 Coach Explains Why He Donated $2 Million to His Own Football Program

The Utah football coach and his wife, Liz, donated to the program, explaining their decision to give back to the university. The coach said the university had given a great deal to his family, which has longstanding ties to the institution. His father played football for Utah, he played safety for the Utes, and his […] The post Big 12 Coach Explains Why He Donated $2 Million to His Own Football Program appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .

SEC Program Gets $500K Payback One Week After Its Own Field Storm vs. Alabama

Shane Beamer spent most of October answering questions about his future at South Carolina. Then the Gamecocks went to Gainesville on October 10 and beat then-No. 16 Florida 38-19, ending an eight-game SEC losing streak. A bye week followed, and a ranked SEC visitor was waiting in Columbia. What unfolded gave Beamer a night to […] The post SEC Program Gets $500K Payback One Week After Its Own Field Storm vs. Alabama appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .

Video Shows SEC Player in Apparent Altercation as South Carolina Fans Flood the Field

South Carolina pulls a 27–24 upset over No. 11 Tennessee with Malik Orsan’s 48-yard walk‑off field goal, then chaos erupts as fans flood Williams‑Brice Stadium. Video shows senior defensive lineman Daevin Hobbs striking a Tennessee fan and senior linebacker Jeremiah Telander swinging at freshman cornerback Triston Lewis. The SEC’s field‑storming rule triggers a $500,000 fine for South Carolina, payable to Tennessee, while the league reviews possible player suspensions. The incident highlights security concerns and costly penalties in high‑stakes SEC matchups.

Why Texas A&M football’s Mike Elko didn’t bench Marcel Reed after brutal pick-six vs. Alabama

As the Texas A&M football team got crushed by Missouri on Oct. 10, 27-6, the team came back and blew out The Citadel, 41-0, as the hope was that they could take the positive momentum and beat the Alabama Crimson Tide on Saturday. However, the Texas A&M football program would lose to Alabama, 31-20, with […] The post Why Texas A&M football’s Mike Elko didn’t bench Marcel Reed after brutal pick-six vs. Alabama appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Is it basketball season yet?

Vanderbilt's football woes continue with a fifth straight loss, prompting doubts about Coach Clark Lea and a looming rebuild. Meanwhile, coach Mark Byington gears up for a promising 2026 basketball season, fielding a top‑15‑ish roster despite only three returnees. Key additions include transfers Tyler Tanner (point guard), forward Bangot Dak, Turkish big man Berke Buyuktuncel, guard T.O. Barrett, scorer Ace Glass, and versatile forward Sebastian Williams‑Adams. Freshmen talent features top‑100 recruits Gabe Nesmith, Ethan Mgbako, Ant Brown, and 247 Sports #136 recruit Jackson Sheffield. The projected starting lineup spots Tanner at point, Bing on the wing, with Buyuktuncel and Dak anchoring the frontcourt.

Notre Dame drops in the AP Top 25 and rises in the Coaches Poll during bye week

Notre Dame slips to No. 5 in the AP Top 25 but climbs to No. 6 in the Coaches Poll after a week without a game. The shift follows BYU’s upset loss to UCF, which drops the Cougars to No. 8 (AP) and No. 9 (Coaches) after they had previously vaulted to No. 2 by beating the Irish. USC’s loss to Wisconsin also reshapes the landscape. The Irish aim to win out and break into the top four, while a loss to Miami would keep their fate uncertain.