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Nicole Auerbach Press Box

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Week 4 in college football saw Dylan Raiola step up massively for Oregon, Jon Sumrall’s stock soar after Florida’s win at home over Ole Miss and a potential Heisman moment from Jeremiah Smith.
After Week 3, Nicole Auerbach can’t say for certain if the SEC could win its first CFB title in four years. But there is one thing she can say: The SEC couldn’t have asked for a better start to the season — and the AP voters made sure to recognize that this week.
Week 3 in college football brought an instant classic in Oxford and the opposite of an instant classic in Nashville.
After an exciting Week 2 of college football, Nicole Auerbach unpacks her AP ballot, including why she’s a fan of series like Ohio State vs Texas, regardless of the outcome.
Week 2 in college football delivered a stunner in Stillwater and an instant classic in Austin.
The AP Poll saw some shakeup after a chaotic Week 1, and Nicole Auerbach explains why her ballot has Indiana holding pat in the top spot, Michigan dropping out and Ole Miss sitting lower than expected.
College football is back with all of its wildness and drama.
Notre Dame carries huge expectations into the 2026 season. That could be the one thing that derails the Fighting Irish.
Jon Sumrall doesn’t sugarcoat anything. He’ll tell you like it is.
The Hoosiers are ready to put the key into the ignition once again.
Nicole Auerbach and Joshua Perry give their predictions for the 2026 college football season.
The Big Ten plans to be the home of the best team in college football once again.
Lane Kiffin’s introduction at LSU and Arch Manning’s second run at Texas are just a few of the intriguing storylines.
There’s a clear favorite for 2026, but the ACC has multiple teams that can prove they are up to the task.
It’s great news for college football as a whole — and especially for those who care about the historic rivalry that dates back to 1926.
Nicole Auerbach dives into the Big 12 conference ahead of the 2026-27 season, where Texas Tech’s encore and a revitalized Deion Sanders are top of mind.
Sanders was sidetracked last season while recovering from bladder cancer. This year, he’s a full go.
The NFL has done what the NCAA could not: ensure that Brendan Sorsby won’t play football this fall.
Following a landmark ruling by a Texas judge to allow Brendan Sorsby to be in reinstated for the 2026 season, Nicole Auerbach explains why the injunction is a damning statement on college football’s integrity.
Coaches came out of the SEC spring meeting concerned that they aren’t getting enough credit for the depth and talent in the SEC.
Coaches like Steve Sarkisian and Mike Elko know that support for a 24-team College Football Playoff comes down to self-preservation.
SEC coaches and administrators will meet this week in Destin, Fla., at the league’s spring meetings, and discussions surrounding the future of the CFP will be front and center.
More games means more money and more teams get their NCAA Tournament shot, but at what cost?
Michigan and UCLA not only broke the Big Ten’s long basketball title droughts; they showed that the conference is better than ever.