2025-2026 NCAA Football Season Thread • Page 39

Really really impressed with Dante in that game, started to get nervous that he was going to stumble a little when momentum shifted especially into overtime but he was lights out.

Defense was excellent all night, Teitim Tuioti and Matayo had to be the best pair of rushers in the nation both of them played lights out, great games from Bear, Bryce and really the whole secondary as well.

if I have one nitpick I am starting to not love the RB rotation, really think Jayden Limar is our weakest at the position and he got too many touches in that game, think Dierre Hill is a future star and loved what I saw out of him last night, wanna see more of him and Davison going forward

 

Week 5

 

the bit of his daughter dating whit weeks is very funny

 

Arkansas fired their head coach After that blowout loss to notre dame

 

Whoops I forgot last week lol

 

We made Arkansas make Petrino their coach again hahahaha biggest accomplishment of ND football in decades

 

UCLA fired the interim lmao

 

Oh no

 

da coach o gotta go to la

 

UCLA is much too close to Beverly hills and the beach. He'd get himself fired for solicitation by the end of this sentence

 

Where are you seeing this

 

Got an ESPN notification and did no further research

 

Not to sound so vindictive but I am enjoying seeing all the Fickle hate in here.

 

Under Armour to Become Official Apparel Provider of Georgia Tech Athletics in 2026

Oh…

 

I’m sure I can find the answer with a Google search but I find it very odd yet also extremely fitting for American college sports that the NFL changed their kickoff rules / set up to prevent injuries for millionaires but college kids? Fuck ‘em, if they get hurt they get hurt I guess.

 

Well it’s not like they have the same governing body? There’s tons of differences in cfb and the nfl

 

I get that. Just seems odd that if you made a change for safety reasons it would be copied by others who do the exact same thing. But it’s college athletics so it’s not that surprising they haven’t lol

and maybe less people in college get hurt on kickoffs than nfl and that’s a reason too idk

 

Really the change was moreso to encourage more frequent kickoff returns, albeit by making them slightly safer, but I don't think the difference is that vast in safety. It's still safer to take the touchbacks so the change does not do much for safety at all really

 

Lmao 28-3 at the end of the 1st. Great work UNC.

 

purdue +15.5. loses by 16. tale as old as time.

 

Go Dawgs

 

unlikeliest 7-0 lead of the season goes to UCLA, just now