I’m sure it’ll look equally as cinematic in a decade when every game is played in a soulless dome

When Carson Beck committed to Georgia, Malachi Toney was 11 years old

Miami is getting away with some crazy non targeting calls this playoff

Two best players on the Indiana defense make back-to-back impact plays. D'Angelo Ponds would be considered a top-10 pick if he were 3 inches taller/longer. Aiden Fisher deserves top-100 love. Coaches say he is the alpha of that squad.

29 with a missed tackle on back to back plays

That’s what you get for kicking when you’re MORE LIKELY to convert the 4th down than make it “Take the points”

Elijah Sarratt has an elite 3.7% drop rate in his CFB career and he drops that in the biggest game 🤯

D'Angelo Ponds' verified measurements (from an NFL scout): 5-8 1/4", 174 lbs, 29 5/8" arms Don't care. Plays so much bigger than that.

6'9 345 vs 5'8 175

Malachi Toney doesn’t even turn 16 until February

We all keep saying GG after Indiana scores and Miami just won't go away

They don't believe in you 11. They make fun of your eyes 11. They said you don't like latinas 11. Prove them wrong.

Only at Miami are you getting loose to lead a National Championship game winning drive and Ray Lewis in a fedora gives you a little juice before you trot out there

Alright I'm posting my first mock draft of the year, just hear me out here ok

Bell has trended up this season. 6’9” with 36+ arms, and he’s started to weaponize his size — lighter, more accurate independent hands and better movement skills than you’d expect at that frame. Mobile is a great opportunity for him to show it consistently.

Big Dome wants to take this away from you. Don’t let them

One of the coolest parts about studying certain OL is seeing them finish and run downfield to protect/congratulate/pick up their guys. One of the most consistent guys at it is Dalton Risner. 33 examples from his 2025 season 👇

Official weigh-ins and measurements from the 2026 East-West Shrine Bowl! View the full list here: shrinebowl.com/roster/

Caught up with #Duke OT Brian Parker at Shrine Bowl media day, who told me he’s excited to show scouts that he can play inside. He played both tackle spots in college and was actually recruited to Duke to play center. “The reason I'm here at the Shrine Bowl is to prove I can