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Will Stein just made the list. ☹️ Will, wait for a better job, OK? https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/oklahoma-state-coaching-candidates-gj-kinne-collin-klein-among-options-on-hot-board-to-replace-mike-gundy/

And that was the end of Mike Gundy. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/mike-gundy-fired-oklahoma-state-head-coach/

A look at our Men of Oregon in the NFL - Week 3 https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2025/09/23/oregon-ducks-nfl-player-performances-week-3/86285386007/?utm_source=smg-duckswire-strada&utm_medium=email&utm_cam

Do Not Shoot the Messenger Over the Source. This is a concise wrap-up of Week 4 Big Ten Games. https://trojanswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/trojans/football/2025/09/22/biggest-losers-winners-week-4-big-ten-football/86288616007/?utm_source=smg-trojanswire-strada&utm_medium=email&utm_c It's Demond, not Desmond Williams, and the author had to take his shot at OBD being good only because of the money spent. All Trojan players are in it simply for the free room, board, and tuition, right? 😴

Kaytron Allen breakout coming? James Franklin teases big role in Penn State vs Oregon White Out Kaytron Allen breakout coming? James Franklin teases big...Penn State RB Kaytron Allen flashes explosive form as James Franklin hints at a bigger role in the White Out showdown vs. Oregon. Could this be his breakout?

Oregon at Penn State marked by great unknowns Autzen ZooOregon at Penn State marked by great unknownsA football season is an unfolding story

AP on the ACC's moving to nine conference games. AP NewsACC moving to 9-game football schedule starting next year...The Atlantic Coast Conference is moving to a nine-game league schedule for football while having teams play at least 10 games against power-conference opponents, though there will be variables due toThe ACC's discussions on whether to go to nine games were 'incredibly intentional.' Not mundane and meandering? 🤔 How about: 'We do this or we look like chicken spit weenies! Next subject.'

Interesting list that has zero old guard B1G teams that aren’t tOSU or a team with a new coach. I’d flip some of the conversations circulating in the world and start taking a look at our pass defense efficiency. Hasn’t our goal always been to make teams one dimensional? Our pass defense has been so good teams getting blown out that should be airing it out have been unwilling or unable to do so. I believe Beavis threw for almost 300 against a very good Texas Tech on the road a week before us, but only managed 80 yards at Autzen on 7/22 passing. Give me a one dimensional, caveman football team to defend any day of the week!

And they have played Nevada, FIU and Villinova. I'm not saying that we have played great competition to date but we have certainly played better competition and better athletes. Montana State may be FCS but they played a disciplined game. They are 2-2 right now with their only losses being to FBS teams. Oklahoma State is bad but they have some larger players on the line of scrimmage. But they are still very bad. Northwestern is a Big Ten team though not a top tier Big Ten team. They have some bigger linemen some play makers but not a great team but I think they will surprise someone this season. Oregon State is also bad but they are improving week-on-week... kinda. But they could probably beat Villinova at football and probably Nevada. They should have beaten Fresno State but they couldn't manage to figure out special teams. They are a G6 team for sure. Both teams have padded the stats a bit for sure but we have played slightly better opponents than Penn State to date.

Agreed. And evidently Penn St has been toying with outside runs instead of between the tackles during their first three games, so stats may be misleading.

College Football Playoff Rankings projection: Alabama, Ole Miss, Oregon can build resumes with Week 5 wins Several must-watch games this week figure to shape the selection committee's perspective

Oregon's matchup with Penn State carries a lot of weight and Playoff implications behind it this week

Oregon starting running back Noah Whittington expected to be available against Penn State Oregon running back Noah Whittington should make his return from a two-game absence this weekend when the sixth-ranked Ducks travel to face No. 2 Penn State at Beaver Stadium.

Interesting comments from Coach Franklin. Oregon Ducks On SIJames Franklin’s Eye-Opening Quotes About Oregon From 41-...Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning hasn't been challenged throughout his first four games of the 2025 season until now, with the looming Big Ten Conference challeng

PICKING Oregon Ducks at Penn State Nittany Lions | Big Ten SHOWDOWN in PSU Whiteout

Head Coach Dan Lanning meets with the media ahead of #6 Oregon Football's road matchup at #3 Penn State on Saturday, September 27 (4:30pm PST | TV: NBC) Everything Oregon football head coach Dan Lanning said about Oregon's game at Penn State Find out what the Oregon Duck head football coach said about the Ducks' road game at Top 5 Penn State this weekend.

Ducks vs Them | 2025 Oregon Football Game 4 | “Born on a Handshake”

Hi Pete, If you PM me thru messaging your email I can send you information as to one of the tailgates Oregon and Penn St. fans are gathering. Will need to know how many in your party that wants to attend. Thanks, NJDuck

I’m sure that Beaver Stadium at night will be up there with the toughest environment these players will ever experience, outside of Autzen. However, many in the national media have noted how loud Husky Stadium was a few years ago when they beat OBD in a close game.

I was thinking the same. As a young college student, I stayed up a lot later than I can now. I’m more worried about myself. At least it’s a PAC-12 after dark game…

LOL. These are 18-22 year-old college athletes who will be hyped up for a big challenge. I seriously doubt any of them will be looking for a cot in the 4th Quarter. I'd be more worried about the Ducks getting a good nights sleep on the road the night before. I also don't know where the team will be staying, but I hope that it is reasonably close to Happy Valley to avoid a lengthy bus ride to the stadium on game day. Go Ducks!

I'm not sure that CDL was at all concerned about the final score of that game which was already well in hand. I applaud his efforts to give his back ups reps against a P4 opponent on the road.

Not Texas, but close. I think the Oklahoma State job will open up, and to win there, you have to recruit Texas. Baylor's had two tough losses this season: to Auburn in Week 1 and last Saturday to ASU. I think Dave Aranda is good for at least one more season. But Aranda was a D coach at Wisconsin when the Badgers won with D and its run game. When Fickel is fired, Aranda, if Baylor goes 9-3, could be in the mix for the Badgers' job. Lots of coaching dominoes if Arkansas, Wisconsin, and Florida jobs come open. If Florida offers the job to Lane Kiffin, which I think is a real possibility, in addition to Ole Miss, other jobs could open in the SEC. Mark Stoops' buyout at Kentucky is large, but many Kentucky fans are ready for him to go. Clark Lea has Vandy competing in every game the Commodores play. Lea's a Vandy alum, but he has a chance to earn more money if he takes a different job in the SEC. Jeff Lebby has Mississippi State playing much better in his second season in Starkville and is paid 'only' $4.5 million a year. It's all good in Norman, Oklahoma, today, but the Sooners were the beneficiary of two bad calls against Auburn, beat Auburn by seven points, and have not been able to run the ball. Mateer is exciting, but his QB Efficiency ranking is not top-tier. After blowing out Kent State this coming Saturday, Oklahoma has the rivalry game vs. Texas, plays Ole Miss, Missouri, and LSU at home, and plays South Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama on the road. Long-time AD Castiglione hired Brent Venables and is retiring after this season. Oklahoma will be five-0, but those last seven games? Unless Dan Mullen, 4-0 at UNLV, wants badly to be back in the Power 4 and takes the UCLA job, if offered, I see UCLA and OK State as the two most likely to hire P4 assistant coaches or G6 head coaches. I believe we'll see a lot more coaching changes in 2025 than last season. Pants Penn State!

Unfortunately I think they would jump all over him, and if I'm being honest would probably be a good fit for him. I hate even saying this but UW has a lot of the same things as UO has going for it. If you're going to move into the head coaching position, you want to move to a place that will give you some time and support not just send you off to the guillotine after losing a couple of big games. I'm sure Fayetteville and Gainesville are lovely college town but one of the fancy Seattle suburbs could be a nice place to raise a family. Couple that with a chance to win a national championship and decent fan support if I was him I'd take that over an SEC Job.

Remember when this was seen as impossible this Summer? There's just no way these leagues could put their millionaire coaches through the stress of one additional conference game.