With Week 0 of the college football season wrapped up, it’s time to look at The League Winners’ Power Rankings entering Week 1. Despite multiple power conference teams playing in Week 0, these rankings are an overall reflection of the college football atmosphere among those who cover the sport. These Power Rankings will combine the […]
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The Syracuse Orange have a gauntlet of a schedule entering the 2025 college football season. In fact, to many, it’s the hardest schedule in college football. The New York-based team will face five teams who are ranked in the preseason polls. It’s a brutal schedule, but if anyone can lead the Orange to a successful
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The Syracuse Orange football team enters 2025 with a lot of questions about the roster. There’s a competitive quarterback battle raging on in Syracuse fall camp. And, even though head coach Fran Brown said that starters and backups will be named on Wednesday, that doesn’t mean the depth chart will stay that way until Week
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The UAlbany football team is a program in somewhat of a flux. After finishing first in the CAA in 2023, the team went 4-8 last season. They also lost 11-year head coach Greg Gattuso, who went to his alma mater Penn State. Replacing him is offensive coordinator Jared Ambrose, who’s currently only the interim head
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Entering his final year as a college football athlete, Delaware Blue Hens wide receiver Jake Thaw is focused on the task at hand. A former Michigan Wolverines walk-on, he understands that every year is an opportunity for growth. Speaking to the receiver on Tuesday, we discussed his path to Delaware and life in football. Player
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As we enter the 2025 college football season, there’s much more than games to be played. There’s stories to be told and opportunity to obtain. Yet at the forefront of everything are the college football athletes who put their mind and body on the line for the entertain of family, friends, and fans. For The
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Losing multiple key players to the NFL, the Syracuse offense will look vastly different entering the 2025 college football season. One position group that will see a major change is the running back room. With LeQuint Allen in the NFL and Jordan Montanez transferring out of Syracuse, it’s sophomore Yasin Willis who will likely see
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On June 6, Judge Claudia Wilken approved the House settlement in their three antitrust lawsuits against the NCAA. The ruling is groundbreaking for college football and its athletes. After all, since the founding of the NCAA in 1906, universities have never directly paid athletes. However, skirting that grey line will no longer be an issue,
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As the Delaware Blue Hens football team makes the jump from the FCS to the FBS, success will could be hard to find immediately. Talent advantages may be overstated between the two divisions. However, due to where those advantages are located (often along the trenches), it often leads to lopsided performances. That adversity forces coaches
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Two-way players in college football isn’t a new concept. Prior to the stardom of Travis Hunter, college football has been littered with elite athletes who played both sides of the ball. Yet what makes these players special isn’t their ability to play both offense and defense. Instead, it’s the level at which they play multiple
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