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Fox Sports - Ten Big (Not B1G) Questions Headed Into the 2025 Season

Jon Joseph
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Half of the questions are B1G questions. However, No. 1 is asking whether Arch Manning will justify Arch Madness and lead Texas to a title.

I wish OBD and the B1G would get the same attention from their broadcast partners; something akin to ESPN pouring sugar on the SEC.

Compared to the SEC, Fox hides its CFB coverage under a bushel. This is also the case when trumpeting upcoming broadcasts and broadcasting many B1G games at High Noon and not Prime Time.

The Big Ten Network did an excellent job of covering B1G Media Days, but ESPN has many more subscribers who watched SEC Media Days.

https://www.foxsports.com/stories/college-football/what-10-biggest-on-field-questions-2025-college-football-season

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The 10 biggest questions, and none of them involve OBD? Outrageous!

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    This just means that we are unquestionably good! No doubt about it!

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    There's No Question About It. B1G coaches ticked off SEC folks B1G Time. 😁

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    The SEC's top 5 enemies for 2025

    Who are the people/teams/conferences that the SEC is in battle with in 2025? These 5 fit that description.

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