During a food‑review visit to Hook Fish & Chicken in West Palm Beach, Shilo Sanders—Deion Sanders’ son—was confronted by an unidentified man who accused the Sanders family of not helping the local community. The stranger followed Shilo into the parking lot, making aggressive remarks and reaching toward his car. Shilo left without his order, later saying he wouldn’t return to the area. The incident occurs as Shilo, a former college quarterback who briefly signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after going undrafted in 2025, now focuses on content creation.
Two‑time AP Coach of the Year Brian Kelly says he’s interested in the Florida State head‑coach job after Mike Norvell’s firing and $50 million buyout. Kelly, who was ousted by LSU last season, boasts a 200‑76 career record and titles at Central Michigan, Cincinnati, Notre Dame and LSU. His remarks on College Sports Radio highlight his love for FSU’s tradition, while the Seminoles weigh a high‑profile hire against cost‑saving options as the program heads into its final four games.
TCU snaps its recent slump with a 22-16 win over Kansas, moving to a 4-4 overall record. The Horned Frogs’ defense shines—maximizing turnovers as linebacker Max Carroll returns a pick‑six and defensive end Koron Hayward reaches 5.5 sacks for the season. Offense stalls, however; quarterback Jaden Craig throws for just 141 yards and no touchdowns, though he rushes for a game‑winning 87 yards. Receiver Ace Theus adds a 28‑yard rushing TD, and the O‑line improves, allowing only one sack after recent coaching changes. TCU now sits 2-3 in the Big 12, eyeing bowl eligibility ahead of tough November matchups against Arizona, Utah, Texas Tech and Kansas State.
A federal court will hear a high‑stakes case on Nov. 18 in Birmingham that could decide if the SEC keeps authority over member eligibility decisions. LSU, led by returning coach Will Wade, has fielded players whose court orders allow them to play despite an SEC rule banning athletes who have declared for pro basketball. The dispute, involving basketball stars like RJ Luis Jr., Donovan Dent and football coach Lane Kiffin’s criticism of the league, threatens possible expulsion from the SEC. Amid the legal battle, LSU continues to recruit, landing five‑star guard Reese Alston and securing the No. 2 class for 2027, while its NIL budget sits at $15‑17 million.
Michigan enters November at 5-3 and faces four crucial games. ESPN Analytics give the Wolverines a 78.9% chance vs. Michigan State, 21.2% at Oregon, 57.5% vs. UCLA, and only 10.4% at Ohio State. Fans are polling how many November wins the team will secure, with two victories emerging as the most realistic projection. The article also highlights coach Kyle Whittingham’s reaction to the 20-19 loss to Iowa and invites readers to join the weekly SB Nation Reacts survey.
The old math doesn’t give us many surprises, but produces a dream matchup and gives UCLA a top-4 seed.
Corn Nation’s latest SB Nation Reacts survey asks Nebraska fans whether there’s hope for the Huskers after a string of narrow 4th‑quarter losses. The post highlights that the team has trailed only 9 minutes 11 seconds in their last three games, ranks #7 nationally for time spent leading, and is the sole FBS/D‑I program to lead every game into the fourth quarter—yet still drops games in the final minutes. Readers are invited to vote and share opinions on the team’s outlook.
Former BYU star Austin Collie talks about the upcoming first‑ever top‑10 clash in the BYU‑Utah rivalry. He reflects on being labeled a villain by Utes fans, praises the quarterback talent each side brings, and shares his personal dislike of day‑time games. Collie also hints at strategic angles both programs might exploit as the stakes rise in this historic matchup.
Moon Family Head Football Coach Kirk Ferentz visited with the media Tuesday to preview Saturday night's road game at Northwestern.
Oregon Ducks freshman wide receiver Messiah Hampton, 18, is arrested on two felony counts of attempting to elude police and a misdemeanor for reckless driving after a high‑speed chase on Oct. 18 near Springfield, Oregon. The incident occurred hours after Oregon’s 31‑28 win over Nebraska at Autzen Stadium. Hampton is the second Ducks receiver arrested in less than two weeks, following teammate Evan Stewart’s DUI arrest on the same morning. The Ducks face increased scrutiny as they continue their Big Ten schedule, while authorities still investigate the chase details.
Week 9 saw top‑ranked teams stumble—Miami edged a win thanks to Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney, while Ohio State fell without quarterback Julian Sayin. The blog now spotlights four college players who could bolster the Washington Commanders. UCF senior QB Keyone Jenkins threw for 293 yards and three TDs against BYU, showing precision despite his 6‑foot frame. Cincinnati’s 5‑foot‑8 RB Cole Tabb rushed for 131 yards and a TD on 14 carries versus Utah, excelling in zone‑blocking schemes and third‑down situations. Wake Forest senior WR Carlos Hernandez recorded eight catches for 136 yards and a TD against Virginia, demonstrating route‑running speed and play‑making ability. The piece invites fans to weigh in on these and other prospects for the NFL roster.
TCU edged Kansas 22-16, improving to 4-4 overall, but quarterback Jaden Craig’s 87 rushing yards couldn’t offset his season‑low 141 passing yards (0‑TD, 13‑of‑29). Coach Sonny Dykes admits he considered benching Craig for sophomore backup Adam Schobel, a former four‑star recruit who hasn’t started yet. With four games left and offensive inconsistency looming, fans are asked to vote on whether Craig should be replaced.
Week 9 saw several AP Top 25 teams stumble—Miami edged a win, Ohio State fell without QB Julian Sayin, and Indiana needed OT thanks to Charlie Becker—while Georgia, Notre Dame and others cruised. The article then spotlights three college players who could bolster Washington’s Commanders: SMU’s 6‑foot, 195‑lb redshirt senior QB Kevin Jennings, who tossed 352 yards and two TDs despite a loss to Syracuse and shows quick release and accuracy; Cincinnati RB Cole Tabb, a 5‑8, 200‑lb bursty back with 131 yards and a TD against Utah and elite speed; and Wake Forest WR Carlos Hernandez, a 6‑foot, 190‑lb reliable hands man leading a strong Wake Forest offense. The piece invites fan input on these prospects.
Virginia Tech rebounds to a 6‑2 record after a 3‑9 slump in 2025, thanks to head coach James Franklin’s rapid turnaround. While the Hokies’ on‑field success garners praise, Franklin again laments travel woes, noting the lack of an international airport within 45 minutes of Blacksburg limits recruiting and logistics. The lengthy interview, posted by Thomas Hughes, veers from team focus and social‑media distractions to aviation frustrations—a theme Franklin has voiced before at Penn State. The piece highlights how travel challenges may subtly impact performance and recruiting.
Mosley recorded 145 all-purpose yards, hauling in five receptions for 101 yards and a touchdown while adding a 44-yard punt return.
Former LSU and Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly reveals his personal Top 12 college football teams ahead of the CFP committee’s first poll. He crowns Miami (FL) as No. 1, places Georgia at No. 2 and Utah third, while ranking UCLA seventh behind two‑loss Ole Miss. Kelly includes five SEC schools (including Ole Miss, LSU, Texas, Kentucky and Indiana is omitted) and three Big 12 teams (Utah, BYU, Texas Tech), with Ohio State as his sole Big Ten pick. The official CFP Top 25 drops tonight at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN.
The Scarlet Knights host Nebraska on Saturday, Nov. 14, at 12:30 p.m., with the game airing live on the Big Ten Network. Rutgers, 2‑6 (1‑5 Big Ten), aims for its first win over a Cornhuskers squad that’s a perfect 7‑0 against them and sits 5‑3 overall. Nebraska, fresh off a loss to Washington, will travel from Illinois before facing Ohio State. Quarterback health looms large for Rutgers after Dylan Lonergan’s injury, while Nebraska leans on Anthony Colandrea’s 1,825 passing yards and 15 TDs.
Following two wins in a row, Syracuse football has entered the conversation for a bowl-game berth, national experts say.
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New Mexico has to be perfect to stay in the College Football Playoff hunt, but Nevada can end it all on Friday. Here's the CFN preview and prediction.
After firing head coach Mike Norvell on Sunday, Florida State will have to look elsewhere if it was planning on targeting Missouri's Eli Drinkwitz.
After Clemson’s 36-24 win over Florida State sparked Mike Norvell’s exit, FSU begins a $50 million buyout and a fresh coaching search. Missouri’s Eli Drinkwitz, who just signed a six‑year, $64.2 million extension ($10.7 million annually) and led the Tigers to a 6‑2 record and No. 19 AP ranking, denied any interest in the Seminoles, calling the speculation a distraction. Drinkwitz emphasized his commitment to Missouri’s new $250 million North End Zone project and recent success. With Drinkwitz out, FSU will look to other candidates once the buyout is settled.
Quarterback LaNorris Sellers rockets back to elite form, earning three national Player of the Week awards after a spectacular Week 9 performance. He threw for 301 yards, ran for 96 yards and accounted for five touchdowns in South Carolina’s 42‑25 victory at Oklahoma, snagging Walter Camp, AP and Maxwell Football Club honors. Over his last four games Sellers is 80‑127 for 1,016 passing yards, 10 TDs, three picks and adds 359 rushing yards with five scores, boosting the Gamecocks to 5‑3 (3‑3 SEC) and reviving his NFL Draft stock. The team now eyes wins over Texas A&M, Arkansas, Georgia and Clemson for a possible CFP splash.
In the latest BYU Sports Nation episode, host Jarom Jordan breaks down Saturday’s “Holy War” at Rice‑Eccles, highlighting the rivalry’s first-ever heavyweight showdown and the uncertain playing status of LJ Martin. The discussion covers game previews, key matchups, and what the heavyweight bout means for both programs.
Bronco Mendenhall sees Utah State’s improvement building. Saturday’s game against Fresno State offers the next test after a win over Colorado State.