I was at work when I heard the news. Shock. Anger. Deep, bitter sadness. That’s the only way I can describe it. Charlie Kirk, a voice I respected, a man who came from a biblical foundation and stood boldly for his beliefs, was assassinated—shot down while speaking at

Auburn Wrecks Ball State 42–3: Balance, Bruising, and the Breakout of Jeremiah Cobb It’s hard to learn much from beating Ball State, but Auburn made sure we learned something anyway. With Damari Alston sidelined, Jeremiah Cobb stepped in and showed he is SOLID. Cobb ripped off touchdown runs

No one asked for a capsule summary today—because this game deserves more. This is about Tampa Bay owning the NFC South and reminding Atlanta what staying on top looks like. After four straight division titles, this is not a payout game. This is payback. The Falcons walk in with

One week in, and Navy football already feels like a well oiled machine. The 52–7 thrashing of VMI wasn’t just a win—it was a reintroduction to what this team is capable of when the triple-option is executed with discipline, speed, and precision. Now, the Midshipmen return home

Tonight at Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn will host Ball State in a game that’s not expected to be close. The Tigers come in as a 43.5-point favorite, and for good reason. But for Hugh Freeze and his staff, this isn’t about covering a spread—it’s about execution,

Birmingham, AL - The SEC opened 2025 with a bang—and a couple thuds. Fifteen teams played. Thirteen won. One kicks off today. And two of the biggest brands in college football—Alabama and Texas—took a punch to the mouth. For everyone else, Week 1 was either a flex,

ANNAPOLIS, MD — Navy wasted no time asserting control in its season opener, punching in a touchdown midway through the first quarter and never letting up. The Midshipmen methodically piled on the points, racking up 52 total by the final whistle in a dominant win over VMI at Navy–Marine Corps

WACO, TX – Auburn didn’t need flash. They brought force. In a 38–24 season-opening win over Baylor on Friday night, the Tigers didn’t just beat the Bears—they imposed their identity. It was physical, it was methodical, and it was exactly the kind of performance Hugh Freeze needed

Waco, TX - Auburn football returns Friday night, as we open the 2025 campaign on the road against a tough, veteran Baylor team in what feels less like a warm-up and more like a gut-check. Kickoff is set for 8:00 p.m. ET at McLane Stadium in Waco, and

The lights were on at Raymond James, but most of the headliners were in hoodies. Baker Mayfield, Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Lavonte David, Antoine Winfield Jr. — all spectators. This was supposed to be a tune-up for the rookies, the fringe roster guys, and the second string. Instead, it turned into