The Daily Huddle College Football Podcast

The 'they hate us because they ain't us' excuse teams use when getting caught doing something wrong is tiring, argues Garrett Searight in today's Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.

Clemson and Florida State are suing the ACC, so will they be called conference killers like USC and UCLA were? Garrett Searight has some thoughts on that in today's Daily Huddle College football podcast.

With March Madness ramping up this week, Garrett Searight wonders if the College Football Playoff will ever be able to create the same type of feel.

The SEC is sticking with an 8-game conference schedule. Is that the right move in the current landscape? Garrett Searight talks it out in today's Daily Huddle Podcast.

Is Clemson suing the ACC the straw that will break the camel's back for the league? Garrett Searight has some thoughts on that in today's Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.

With the College Football Playoff expanding to 14 teams, how will teams setup their non-conference schedules? Will they load them with cupcakes to pile up wins for the committee? Garrett Searight ponders that question on today's Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.

It's the time of year where optimism is at it's high and nearly every team is having positive practice reports written up. Beware of these, says Garrett Searight as he throws a wet napkin on everyone.

The Big Ten is in a win-win situation with the College Football Playoff. But could they be negotiating with the idea that one of their moves could force Notre Dame to join the league? Garrett Searight ponders that thought on today's edition of the Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.

Ohio State running backs coach Tony Alford left the program on Wednesday to take the same position at the University of Michigan. Garrett Searight says that's the one unwritten rule that you can't break.

The Big Ten and SEC have a lot of leverage in CFP negotiations, but not autonomy says Garrett Searight on today's edition of the Daily Huddle College Football podcast.

A former Vanderbilt quarterback claims he was offered $300k by the mob to purposely throw games. He also said every SEC game is rigged. Is that true? Our Garrett Searight doubts it.

Mike Norvell reportedly flirted heavily with Alabama before deciding to stay at Florida State. What does that mean for Norvell, Alabama, and Florida State? Garrett Searight has some thoughts on that in today's Daily Huddle College Football podcast.

There is really no argument to be made against Nick Saban being the greatest college footbal coach of all-time. That showed even in his retirement.

Arch Manning might not be in the new EA Sports College Football game. But Arch Manning has a family business to worry about, which many players don't have to consider.

It's a pivotal time for Billy Napier's tenure at the University of Florida. Has Napier already lost the backing of one of the Gators' biggest supporters in Steve Spurrier?

Several prominent college football coaches have either changed scenery or left the sport altogether. So who is the most influential coach in the sport now? Garrett Searight breaks it down on today's Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.

While we may not agree with it, you have to tip your cap to how the SEC and Big Ten are negotiating in the latest CFP Expansion talks.

Another round of college sports realignment likely isn't far off. But could lawmakers get in the way? That's the question we're pondering today on the Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.

The debate about court/field storming after upset wins in college athletics continues to rage on. Will this long held tradition be going by the wayside? Garrett Searight weighs in on today's Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.

UMASS is reportedly set to join the MAC in all sports for the 2024-25 season. That brings three immediate questions to mind for Garrett Searight on today's episode of the Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.

Will the Big Ten regret not adding Cal and Stanford in its last round of expansion? Garrett Searight tackles that topic in today's Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.

It's late February and some college football conferences don't even have their schedules released. Garrett Searight looks at this problem in today's Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.

Northwestern's plan to move its home game against Wisconsin to Lambeau Field in Green Bay.....Wisconsin.....shows how unserious it is about competing with the big boys.

The College Football Playoff's adopted format is setup perfectly as we approach the first 12-team field this coming winter.

With all of the major sports leagues in America hosting some type of All-Star festivities, is college football missing out by not having one of its own? That's the topic of discussion on today's Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.