Chris Hummer

A coaching situation in limbo, multiple missed portal windows, the lack of development and misses in recruiting have the reigning national champions stuck in quarterback purgatory.

Despite an elite quarterback and a host of skill talent, the Buffaloes have hit a ceiling they won't break until they get better up front

From Quinn Ewers' massive statement on the road to Michigan's 2024 ceiling, let's look ahead after Texas' dominant win

Jeff Nixon's worked with everyone from Reggie Bush to Christian McCaffrey

Quinn Ewers cut his mullet two years ago as part of a physical and personal makeover. Now he's ready to showcase his serious side against Michigan on Saturday.

McMillan considered staying with the Ducks even after Mario Cristobal's departure. Schools like USC and Clemson pushed hard. But Arizona had always been lurking in the background of the recruitment.

The defending national champion Michigan Wolverines tab former walk-on Davis Warren to take over for JJ McCarthy

True freshman Nate Frazier made the most of his opoprtunity, running for 83 yards and a touchdown on just 11 carries

How are the Wolverines five days out from the 2024 season and yet to name a starting quarterback? It's a combination of factors.

College Football Playoff history has shown that running back depth is critical for a national title run. In a 12-team College Football Playoff era, that's bad news for Texas

Brown is in a very good position, despite the addition of a pair of upperclassmen transfers, to emerge as a starter for the Crimson Tide

From SMU to Oregon, with a flurry of stops in between, Ra'Shaad Samples reflects on his original inclusion in the 2020 30Under30, what he's up to now and what he learned from Sean McVay, Sonny Dykes and others.

These are some notable players who are in need of a strong fall camp effort for a variety of reasons

Pittman was a national Coach of the Year finalist three years ago; now, he sits atop national hot seat lists

Maybe it's all the home-state media members in Dallas, but it sure feels like everyone wants a piece of Texas at SEC Media Days