I’m starting to think Texas football is Animal House with a defensive coordinator.

Saban remains the greatest college football coach ever. But the sport eliminated the advantages that powered his Alabama dynasty—and DeBoer is thriving in the world that replaced it.

What happened after Texas’ historic comeback wasn’t disrespect. It was a collision between raw emotion and professional responsibility.

The SEC forced LSU back into line and protected its authority. It worked—but that doesn’t make it right.

The SEC has lost the plot, my return to the PA booth, pressure on Pete Golding, the sad state of Wisconsin football — and why betting Week 1 before kickoff terrifies me.

Kiffin joined me on Mad Dog Radio and addressed LSU’s latest eligibility fight, the scrutiny surrounding his program and why he’s finally stopped worrying about what people think of him.

I stayed up until 2 a.m. hoping Congress could help save the college sports I fell in love with. The Hail Mary fell incomplete — and I’m afraid we all know what comes next.

The Big East's latest commissioner hire left me asking a bigger question: Why is college sports looking to professional leagues for its future?

Brett Yormark has been good for the Big 12 in some ways. But college sports needs fewer marketers and more commissioners.

The Brendan Sorsby gambling fiasco makes me feel like we are living in a human zoo.

Long before the awards, the Opry membership, and the No. 1 records, she was just another dreamer trying to survive Nashville. She did.

The Red Raiders aren’t breaking the system. They’re exposing what college sports already became.

The latest bipartisan effort led by Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell offers more than hope for college athletics. It offers a reminder of how the American system was designed to work.

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to join Paul Finebaum to discuss my recent article on ShowPonyMedia.com warning college sports not to become NASCAR Cup Series.

From SiriusXM to the classroom, I’ve watched the craft change — and it’s not all for the better. Progress isn't always good.

Join me for a members only Q&A tonight at 7:30 eastern time.

Jason Horowitz went from the first face of CBS SportsLine to hosting March Madness and the NFL Draft. His blueprint for success is about more than talent — it’s about reps, kindness, and being great

Plus: Ty Simpson picked #13, Jared Stillman’s live meltdown, and Rick Neuheisel running a team during commercial breaks.

From Olympic curiosity to a Chicago Hounds diehard, one day in Nashville turned rugby from a casual interest into my latest full-blown obsession.

A special "Get Yourself Together" podcast, plus Full Ride preview. Social media, instant validation, and broken accountability are shaping a generation unprepared for the reality of success.

In a culture that turns quarterbacks into royalty, Arch Manning stopped playing angry—and started playing free. That’s when everything changed.

A recording by Chris Childers

A shocking move that could define Carolina basketball—for better or worse

Dusty May delivers a title built for the modern era, and in doing so, completes the Big Ten’s transformation into the sport’s most powerful conference.

The Big Ten flexes, Geno restores order, Hurley thrives in chaos—and the Vols just can't get over the hump.

Braylon Mullins gave us the madness we were begging for, Rick Barnes is stuck in purgatory, and Duke just pulled an all-time choke

Saturday night felt like a glimpse into what should have been; Full Ride be damned.

Saturday night felt like a glimpse into what should have been; Full Ride be damned.

Josh Whitman saw the bones. Brad Underwood built the structure. Now the Illini are living up to their potential.

The Vanderbilt freshman plays with a kind of magic you can’t teach—and can’t stop watching

Gerry McNamara isn’t just a hire—he’s a statement. Now it’s on Syracuse fans to stop fighting the past and go all in on the future.

The city is ready for more—but if we’re expanding the Big League footprint, baseball should be first in line.

Why Rick Neuheisel’s history with a bracket pool still shapes our NCAA Tournament conversations every year.

Tampering is everywhere in college football. Pretending the NCAA can police it now is the pure fantasy.

From Saturday afternoons watching the Irish to hosting with Holtz at SiriusXM, how one legendary coach shaped my life in college football.

Sports talk as performance art, the voices that shaped me, and the car rides that changed my life.

Louisville just said out loud what everyone knows: the system is broken — and the people with the power to fix it are choosing not to.

How Vanderbilt went from SEC afterthought to national contender in football and basketball — and why this surge feels different than anything Commodore fans have ever seen.

Michigan–Duke outdrew most NBA games — so why are the sport’s biggest matchups buried in November and December?

Brendan Sorsby and Virginia’s Chandler Morris highlight the growing legal arms race in college football. How does the NFL feel about their future players constantly involved in legal nonsense?

March heats up with Wes Durham breaking down Duke’s rise to No. 1, UT Martin chasing history in the OVC, and Mark Pope my pick for in the “Get Yourself Together” spotlight.

Renegades Camp Opens, Kansas gets redemption, Carolina has confidence and Stock Market Day Brings the patriotism!

Behind the Scenes: The Secret to Full Ride’s Success (Hint: There Isn’t One)

The Olympics gave me something I have been terribly missing.

Alyssa Liu, NIU loses it's head coach and the Chicago Bears make me sad.

How the sports world glorifies abrasive leaders — and why age, perspective, and reality make those like Mick Cronin look a lot smaller off the scoreboard.

The long road, the closed doors, and why industry recognition still matters for me, more than I’d like to admit.

Kansas State didn’t fire Jerome Tang for words — they fired him for losses, and hid behind a clause to dodge $19 million.

Nueheisel has fan day with Dallas Renegades, Daytona 500 delivered and the Pony hurts for skater, Ilia Malinin.

I miss the Sonics, Seattle deserves a team and I’m not convinced piling more pro teams into a cooling Vegas is the smart move.