In today's NFL, it's not just about wins and losses on the field—it's about the headlines, the talk shows, and the debates playing out on national television. Media outlets don't just report on coach firings anymore; they drive the conversation, build pressure, and in some cases, set the stage for ownership to make a move. ESPN, in particular, has...
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College football's midseason chaos has reached new heights in 2025. Within the span of days, three programs — Penn State, Oregon State, and UAB — parted ways with their head coaches. Each dismissal came under different circumstances, yet all point to the same harsh truth of modern college football: the expectation to win now is unforgiving.
Here are the headline matches and winners (with some highlights):
The news broke with a thud in Happy Valley: James Franklin was fired after 12 seasons as head coach of Penn State football. What was once framed as a stable tenure — rebuilding after sanctions, producing NFL talent, and keeping the Nittany Lions nationally relevant — has ended in a spectacular collapse. And the ripple effects are already shaking...
Dan Wetzel's recent column painted Curt Cignetti as a no-nonsense disruptor changing Indiana football's national profile. And to be fair, the Hoosiers have undeniably improved under his leadership. A blowout win over Illinois, a 15–2 run to open his tenure, and newfound swagger have people talking about Bloomington in ways we haven't seen in...
