For the College Football Playoff’s final four coaches, more than a title is on the line
Ohio State ’s Ryan Day, Texas’ Steve Sarkisian, Notre Dame ’s Marcus Freeman and Penn State ’s James Franklin are the final four. None has won a national championship as a head coach, making this season the third out of the last four in which the title will go to a head coach who has never won one.
Notre Dame's coach remains focused on his team's performance despite making history of his own at the Orange Bowl ...
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John Thompson led Georgetown to the championship in 1984, the first of four Black coaches to win it all. Carolyn Peck and her ...
Ohio State's offensive coordinator details how the Buckeyes became the most dangerous team in the College Football Playoff.
Former Washington State head football coach Nick Rolovich has lost his lawsuit against the university over his firing for ...
Under the leadership of Brent Venables, the Sooners entered a new era this season as they transitioned from the Big 12 to the ...
Notre Dame QB Riley Leonard was forced to leave the Orange Bowl late in the second quarter after he was driven to the ground.
The Eagles coach discussed if he would ever think about returning to the NFL on The Adam Schefter Podcast this week.
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"Brian Kelly left Notre Dame because he didn’t think he could win a national title there in the current CFB landscape. He ...
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