In this jam-packed episode of the CFB Index, Patrick and Cole play a game evaluating some of the biggest hot takes while reviewing Week 1 of the NCAA football season. Plus, the guys are joined by Rocky Top Insider beat writer Ric Butler.
The CFB Index Show premiers today as Patrick and Cole share their extensive preview of the 2024 NCAA football season. They discuss hot topics and break down what to expect from various college football conferences.
You can argue for as many as seven or eight teams to be named conference champions. It will be fascinating to watch.
The SEC is one of the best conferences in College Football, competing neck-and-neck with the Big Ten. Make no mistake, though: without Nick Saban roaming the sidelines for Alabama, this conference is wide open. Georgia has proven to be the best program in the SEC over the last several years, but there are still plenty of opportunities for other schools.
There have been shakeups to the Big Ten and college football.
When I found out that EA Sports was bringing back College Football, I was very excited to purchase and play the game.
Let’s explore the top 10 returning wide receivers in college football.
Let’s explore the top 10 returning running backs.
College football season is around the corner. Let’s explore the top 10 returning quarterbacks.
Every offseason, plenty of good players end up playing for different programs around the country.
Patrick Weider follows college football for 365 days a year, keeping tabs on every game and development. Here is his ranking of the top 25 NCAA football teams following Spring 2024.
It’s been more than one decade since EA Sports released its NCAA Football 14 video game in the summer of 2013, but college football fans finally have a brand new gaming experience to get excited about. This past week, EA Sports officially began the marketing hype for “College Football 25,” which will revive the long-dormant series. As of the teaser released this week, the game is set to be first revealed this May with a target release of this summer.
In this jam-packed episode of the CFB Index, Patrick and Cole play a game evaluating some of the biggest hot takes while reviewing Week 1 of the NCAA football season. Plus, the guys are joined by Rocky Top Insider beat writer Ric Butler.
The CFB Index Show premiers today as Patrick and Cole share their extensive preview of the 2024 NCAA football season. They discuss hot topics and break down what to expect from various college football conferences.
You can argue for as many as seven or eight teams to be named conference champions. It will be fascinating to watch.
The SEC is one of the best conferences in College Football, competing neck-and-neck with the Big Ten. Make no mistake, though: without Nick Saban roaming the sidelines for Alabama, this conference is wide open. Georgia has proven to be the best program in the SEC over the last several years, but there are still plenty of opportunities for other schools.
There have been shakeups to the Big Ten and college football.
When I found out that EA Sports was bringing back College Football, I was very excited to purchase and play the game.
Let’s explore the top 10 returning wide receivers in college football.
Let’s explore the top 10 returning running backs.
College football season is around the corner. Let’s explore the top 10 returning quarterbacks.
Every offseason, plenty of good players end up playing for different programs around the country.
Patrick Weider follows college football for 365 days a year, keeping tabs on every game and development. Here is his ranking of the top 25 NCAA football teams following Spring 2024.
It’s been more than one decade since EA Sports released its NCAA Football 14 video game in the summer of 2013, but college football fans finally have a brand new gaming experience to get excited about. This past week, EA Sports officially began the marketing hype for “College Football 25,” which will revive the long-dormant series. As of the teaser released this week, the game is set to be first revealed this May with a target release of this summer.
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