2026 Other College Football

[Barton Fink]

Brutal crowd at this WKU vs NMSU game

[BASS]

Nevermind. There was a joke in my head. Turns out it wasn't funny or obvious.

[Loma]

The Aggies are holding their midnight yell practice at 9pm.

https://x.com/tamu/status/2105100494389567578?s=46

[dhog]

The Aggies are holding their midnight yell practice at 9pm.

https://x.com/tamu/status/2105100494389567578?s=46

A lot of gay in that, typical of "aggieland".

[Barton Fink]

Odd bunch

[buff2.0]

https://www.sportico.com/leagues/college-sports/2026/unc-football-termination-waivers-signed-bill-belichick-1234946498/

"The practice appears to have been a recurring trend of the contracts executed by head coach Bill Belichick. Of the 13 agreements for football staffers that UNC has posted on its athletic department website, only one—that of Bobby Petrino—does not include a signed release dated the same day they executed their employment."

Dumbasses.

[buff2.0]

Pitt at Va Tech is good stuff.  On ESPN.

[BleedinRed]

Been a great game.  

[buff2.0]

Played for the FG and got burned. 

Still, wonder what Penn State fans are thinking while Franklin is 4-1 and their team is getting buttholed on national tv.

[BASS]

What the hell is going on in Evanston, IL? Penn State about to be down 24 points to northwestern.

Bet they are missing James Franklin now.

[buff2.0]

Reddit and X seem all convinced that he actually made the kick lol

[HogglyWoggly]

That's the biggest 35k capacity stadium I've ever seen. Maybe it's the way they keep showing it on tv, but it somehow looks bigger than Razorback stadium.

[Feral]

That's the biggest 35k capacity stadium I've ever seen. Maybe it's the way they keep showing it on tv, but it somehow looks bigger than Razorback stadium.

I actually think Northwestern may be on to something.

Most colleges were in a race to add capacity, but the future may be reducing capacity and making the game experience better.

Programs like Northwestern, Louisville, and others have either built new stadiums or overhauled their stadiums and reduced capacity and installed chair backs.

Even when the Hogs are decent, I find myself not exactly rushing to go to a football game because the actual in-stadium experience sucks outside of the club levels.

[mde114]

Getting sick of listening to the media condemn any recruitment of Kamario Taylor away from State. I can't watch a game without seeing a former Razorback playing for someone else. Where was this outrage when half our team was getting paid and leaving?

[The Whyte Boar]

For a relatively tiny stadium, I really like the one at TCU.  Not a bad seat in it.

[mde114]

Agree. TCU did it right.

[egregious]

Most colleges were in a race to add capacity, but the future may be reducing capacity and making the game experience better.

and making it look better on TV

[DrMongoose]

How to do a uniform drop


https://x.com/fiufootball/status/2106098138419192009/video/1?s=61

[DrMongoose]

Why did he call timeout?

https://x.com/redditcfb/status/2106389841713807496?s=61&t=yqgft3mqzhJjVNQN1flX9A

[Show-Me Hog]

Why did he call timeout?

https://x.com/redditcfb/status/2106389841713807496?s=61&t=yqgft3mqzhJjVNQN1flX9A

Not just that, but I'm really tired of this fucking bullshit like there, or with the Michigan game, or Texas Nebraska a few years ago, or a lot of other games, where in any normal game situation except the very end, the clock would run out. Putting one second back on the clock because that's the precise second something happened, isn't real. It's replay bullshit. Clock operators don't go that fast in any other game situation.