The path to winning a national championship in college football is arguably more wide open than ever before, with a 12-team College Football Playoff that gives more access to teams, while also creating more opportunities for upsets. At the same time, it's... See more
The Group of Six has become an interesting home for coaches around the sport. It's a level where winning is expected and expectations are often very high, but it's also a level that consistently has its best coaches poached by the Power Four, where there ... See more
There is no level of college football more disrupted by the transfer portal than the Group of Six. That's those conferences in the FBS that don't make top-tier money or have clean access to the College Football Playoff, including the AAC, Pac-12, Mountain... See more
There are few conferences where it's as easy to climb up and fall in the standings as the Big 12. Because of that, there has also been a consistent push to try to quickly flip rosters and make that jump to the top of the conference in one season. So, it's... See more
Within the Power Four, no conference has as much parity as the Big 12. That can lead to a lot of teams believing they have a chance to make a push for a conference championship. It can also put pressure on coaches that leads to plenty of firings. A season... See more
