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TCU head coach Gary Patterson has decided to resign. The athletic director for TCU released a statement on Sun, Oct. 31, saying that Patterson’s time with TCU is over. Jerry Kill will take his place as the interim coach. Reason for the Leavin’ Patterson is the Football bowl subdivision’s second-longest …

After missing the last four games with a knee injury, Gators cornerback Kaiir Elam is ready to make his return. Since the absence of the projected first round pick, the Gators have dropped two of their last three games. Feeling good about his chances to return this week, Elam has …

Preview Following the biggest upset of week 6, N0.21 Texas A&M will travel to Missouri to take on the 3-3 Tigers in an SEC showdown this Saturday. Oozing with momentum, the Aggies hope to continue their success after their huge 41-38 win over the number one ranked Alabama Crimson Tide. …

Florida Gators offensive lineman Stewart Reese spoke in a press conference Tuesday following Saturday’s loss to Kentucky. Reese discussed the mishaps of the o-line and how they plan to improve going forward. What went wrong Prior to the loss, Florida’s offensive line started the 2021-2022 season off steady. The line …

The Gators may be on upset alert this weekend as they travel to Lexington in their first true road game of the season. Moving up to No. 10 in the latest AP Poll, Florida takes on the unranked but unbeaten Kentucky Wildcats. Earlier in the season Gator fans filled Raymond …

A failed two-point conversion was the only sequence standing in the way of a forced overtime against Alabama on Saturday. Crucial stops from the Gators defense lead by linebacker Jeremiah Moon almost initiated a comeback victory in the Swamp. Todd Grantham’s defense buckled down and showed some backbone, even after …

The Big 12 took a blow today as Oklahoma Sooners and Texas Longhorns took the first steps by officially announcing Monday that they will not be renewing their media rights grant with the conference, which is expected to expire in 2025.  The two flagship programs are reportedly interested in making …

2020 proved to be one of, if not the most, abnormal year in the history of collegiate sports. But, 2021 has the potential to bring back some normalcy. This offseason has been quite interesting. COVID-19 protocols are adapting, transfer and NIL rules have changed. Oh, and media days are back. …

While the sports world has been shut down, the NCAA has began its talks on the fall season. Namely, what could college football look like? Is a 2020 college football season even possible? Right now, there’s no clear answer due to COVID-19, but ESPN’s Laura Rutledge discussed some factors that …