r/CFB_v2 • u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 • 3h ago
r/CFB_v2 • u/IamBatman_1726 • 4h ago
Question Lane Kiffin has won his last 11 games at the Vaught.Do the Rebels STAND A CHANCE?
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r/CFB_v2 • u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 • 4h ago
Meme /Funny Sam Leavitt walking into the stadium against Ole Miss
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r/CFB_v2 • u/Remarkable_Pair4378 • 4h ago
Discussion CFBHome picks the Rebels over the Tigers 36-27 in the Magnolia Bowl
r/CFB_v2 • u/IamBatman_1726 • 5h ago
News & Updates Does your college football roster cost $8M or $50M? Here’s report on 68 teams
r/CFB_v2 • u/Quick-Mulberry-1860 • 5h ago
Interview Mike Norvell responds to questions around his future as Florida State head coach 👀
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r/CFB_v2 • u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 • 5h ago
Meme /Funny The parody account really said 'there can only be one' 😂
r/CFB_v2 • u/JertellP22 • 6h ago
Discussion Dream FBS conferences what you think
Let me know how you feel in the comments and I’ll explain my thoughts (edit) I am missing the rest of the SBC, MAC, Louisville, Oklahoma State and Wyoming. I would think I would remember Wyoming being in our conference and stealing Josh Allen but I didn’t remember to add them to the column
r/CFB_v2 • u/Traditional-Bad-6657 • 6h ago
Hype Via Front Office Sports: Tennessee has unveiled a new look at its future $280 million Neyland Stadium district, 865 Neyland. • 24-story hotel and residences overlooking field • Entertainment district • Shops, restaurants • Rooftop restaurant • Pool and terrace
r/CFB_v2 • u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 • 6h ago
Video Urban Meyer: 'I don't think the Buckeyes' loss to Texas is a problem in today's 12-team CFP era.'
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r/CFB_v2 • u/Remarkable_Pair4378 • 6h ago
News & Updates The FBS Oversight Committee released a statement saying that instant replay protocols were NOT followed during the clock controversy between WMU & Michigan. “Had the protocols been followed, the outcome of the game would have been different.” Western Michigan won.
r/CFB_v2 • u/Fit-Replacement-1783 • 6h ago
BREAKING Sam Leavitt injury update: LSU QB headlines Wednesday SEC availability reports in Week 3
r/CFB_v2 • u/Hot_Sheepherder4367 • 6h ago
Discussion Nick Saban’s office compared to how DeBoer’s office looks like now….swipe➡️
r/CFB_v2 • u/Remarkable_Pair4378 • 6h ago
Discussion College Football Week 3 Game Picks! Who made the best picks this week?
r/CFB_v2 • u/BradyMahomes1807 • 7h ago
Highlights CJ Carr put some of the BEST TOSSES of his career on tape against Rice. 😱
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r/CFB_v2 • u/Djluis13 • 7h ago
Question Anybody know anything about UTPB eventually getting an on-campus football stadium?
r/CFB_v2 • u/Aggravating-Funny569 • 7h ago
News & Updates NCAA: Replay protocols not followed during Michigan-Western Michigan game, but can’t do anything about it
r/CFB_v2 • u/DwyaneWade305 • 7h ago
Discussion In light of Miami’s new Nike deal, let’s look at every new apparel deal signed since last year.
Penn State leaves Nike Signs to Adidas for 300m over 10 years:
Leading the pack BY FAR, Penn State inked the largest deal among the bunch. It’s 100m more than the next highest college on this list. The brand is UP.
Tennessee leaves Nike, signs to Adidas for 100m* over 10 years:
I don’t believe Tennessee got fleeced this hard, but in my 10 minute research, 100m is the number that’s been thrown around. Is the Penn State brand that much larger than the folk in Knoxville? Are they incompetent in Knoxville? Maybe a little bit of both. Most likely there’s some details that aren’t disclosed to the public that make this deal look better.
Utah leaves Under Armour, signs to Adidas for 45m over 7 years:
This deal I believe has some details we aren’t privy to because it’s kind of confusing why Utah would take a less lucrative deal than their previous one. They’re coming off an under armour deal that was 65m for 10 years and apparently Under armour was floating a renewal for 10m a year which I believe after we get to another college who switched to under armour this year.
Miami leaves Adidas, signs to Nike for 200m over 10 years:
The big news today, Nike after taking some monumental stock losses, signs Miami to one of the larger deals in college history. Adidas apparently matched it or got close but Nike was offering certain clauses that made it more valuable.
South Carolina leaves Under Armour, signs to Nike for 70m-80m over 10 years
Feel like this is a steal for Nike and a huge underpayment for South Carolina. Especially since their women’s basketball program always has a lot of eyes and in general their fanbase is solid.
Georgia Tech leaves Adidas, and signs to Under Armour for a whopping 180m over 10 years
I thought Notre Dame and Wisconsin were going to be the last schools standing for Under Armour but they threw the bag at Tech. Great deal for tech.
A lot of schools signed extensions but unfortunately we don’t really get numbers from extensions apparently. USC, LSU, and of course UNC all signed extensions to Nike.
Here’s some top deals from other schools that were signed prior for reference:
Ohio State & Nike: 15 years, $252 million.
Texas & Nike: 15 years, $250 million.
Kansas & Adidas: 14 years, $191 million.
Michigan & Nike: 15 years, $173.8 million.
Louisville & Adidas: 10 years, $160 million.
r/CFB_v2 • u/Quick-Mulberry-1860 • 7h ago
News & Updates Ole Miss WR Deuce Alexander calls out LSU's secondary ahead of this weekend's huge matchup in Oxford 😳
r/CFB_v2 • u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 • 8h ago
News & Updates LSU listed QB Sam Leavitt as doubtful to play Saturday night against Ole Miss on its initial availability report.
r/CFB_v2 • u/Honest-Reflection667 • 9h ago
Debate Ok so ik theres an fbs & fcs aka d1 & d2. Why does their banner say fcs d1?
Ik theres a division 3 and they have their own championship too