Indiana Proved the Portal Can Buy a Championship
Seven teams sit at 11-1 or better to win it all, and Indiana's three-year run from 100-1 joke to champion to contender again proves exactly why.
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Seven teams sit at 11-1 or better to win it all, and Indiana's three-year run from 100-1 joke to champion to contender again proves exactly why.
The Big Ten just banned NFL players from ever playing college football again, unanimously. The SEC answered with a statement. Guess who actually did something.
Ohio State and Oregon gave the Big Ten its first 1-2 preseason poll in 65 years, but Indiana's No. 6 slot fits a rough historical pattern for defending champs.
Ohio State and Oregon are the first Big Ten 1-2 in 65 years, and the SEC's nine ranked teams didn't get a single first-place vote. What actually changed?
Ohio State has the scariest offense in the preseason Top 25. Indiana has 60 returners and 18 transfers. Only one of those bets is built to survive August.
ESPN's FPI has Ohio State No. 1. Phil Steele says Notre Dame. SEC voters say Georgia. Three trusted systems, three different answers about who's actually best.
Ryan Day vetoed JPMorgan Chase's blue logo on Ohio State's reported $15M jersey patch deal. He got a swift color change. The players still never see a cut.
Michigan, Ohio State and Indiana have combined for the last three national titles under three coaches. At Big Ten Media Days, that's not a coincidence.
Jeremiah Smith could have taken $10 million to transfer from Ohio State. He said no. Here's what to make of the most confusing decision in college football.