In 2026, we’ll attend games featuring at least 12 new coaches leading teams for the first time. In the past, we made observations about them at games we attended. Here, we provide our insights to head coaching changes we will witness in-person this season.
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“College football! What better way to enjoy at Saturday afternoon?” And 60 years since Chris Schenkle coined that phrase, throw in Tuesday-Friday evenings.
Continue readingWe’re on board with the change from James Franklin to Mat Campbell. Also, we’ll be intrigued when we see Campbell face Lincoln Riley and USC.
Continue readingEnjoy perusing our historic sideline, pictorial, collection of many fantastic Cheerleaders entertaining for their fans’ enjoyment! Let the games begin!
Continue readingSPADORA ON SPORTS, is a nationally syndicated sports talk radio program and podcast featuring in-depth, one-on-one interviews with sports legends, Hall of Famers, and entertainers, hosted by Pete Spadora, a native New Yorker and veteran broadcaster with over 35 years of experience in the industry. Known for a personalized style, the show covers a wide range of professional and amateur sports, including baseball, football, and boxing.
Continue readingCheerleaders carry on the traditions of college football. They also remind us that the college game exists for the young at heart! “College football! What better way to enjoy a Saturday afternoon?”
Continue readingPSCA Major Goal II: Expanding revenue to benefit schools, athletes and fans – these highlight the primary goals our two-division FBS playoff proposal supports!
Continue readingDuring the 2026 college season, you can catch us on some podcasts of Spadora on Sports. Note that we’ve made some updates to our original 2026 schedule as well.
Continue readingClearly, it makes sense to break up the FBS. Give more teams and more fans better college football. The Six non-power Conferences (G6) deserve to play for a separate championship of their own.
Continue readingStill makes no sense for 138 college football teams to play for one national championship. Here are further details to make the college game for more fans everywhere!
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