TCU's culture is on full display with how they've kept talent in house despite the exits of Josh Hoover and Kendal Briles. Sonny Dykes deserves credit for that.

If TCU MUST choose between Jeremy Payne and Cam Edwards then the choice is easily Payne. He has more eligibility.

Josh Hoover's decision to transfer from TCU to Indiana proves he placed development over legacy

Didn't take long for TCU to find Josh Hoover's replacement. They signed Harvard QB Jaden Craig Sunday, and he's been their guy the whole time.

The transfer portal opened Friday, and Sonny Dykes is under pressure to make a splash with Josh Hoover exiting.

TCU has 3 resolutions in 2026 and it starts with keeping Jeremy Payne and Jamel Johnson in house.

TCU fans wanted to forget about Josh Hoover for a night and Ken Seals made that possible by succeeding where Hoover never did in 2025.

TCU needs to see a young star pop in the Alamo Bowl. Max Carroll and Jon Denman are leading candidates. What does a win in the game mean for TCU? Anything?

After looking at all the teams that may need a quarterback this offseason, we rank TCU's floor and ceiling as a destination for QBs in the transfer portal.

Adam Schobel needs to see reps in the Alamo Bowl even though Sonny Dykes announced Ken Seals will start for TCU.

Josh Hoover entering the transfer portal quickly turned the TCU fan base against him. For the moment, at least, it feels his legacy has been tarnished

TCU needed someone to steady the ship after Josh Hoover's departure. Eric McAlister stepped up as that guy by playing in the Alamo Bowl and endorsing Ken Seals.

Josh Hoover hitting the transfer portal forces TCU to have to hit the portal for his replacement. They have freshman Adam Schobel, but Sonny Dykes wants competition.

No one saw this coming but Josh Hoover is leaving TCU. It was reported Thursday evening he's entering the portal, and it might be the first of many dominos.

Utah’s Kyle Whittingham emerges as a likely candidate to take over at Michigan, setting off one of the most unexpected coaching carousel moves in recent college football history. Can Whittingham’s approach and legacy translate to success in Ann Arbor, and would his staff follow him or remain tied to Morgan Scalley? The crew breaks down the drama, and questions abound over Michigan’s future roster, leadership, and the impact on Big 12 dynamics. BYU fans are fired up as Notre Dame is accused of dodging the Cougars in bowl matchups, sparking talk about underdog narratives and college football prestige. Deion Sanders’ transformative effect on Colorado—on and off the field—is spotlighted, alongside concerns about his longevity and succession plans with rising assistant Brennan Marion. Plus, the panel debates Texas high school football recruiting, scandals, and which coaches truly fit Michigan’s high-pressure program. Will Sanders build a lasting legacy in Boulder, or is another seismic shift on the horizon?

Gordon Sammis hire reminds me a bit of Sonny Dykes hiring Rhett Lashlee at SMU.

I've heard a few TCU fans express caution when it comes to hiring Gordon Sammis. They've said let's not crown him yet. It got me to thinking, "is this hire being overhyped?"

Eric McAlister had a great season in 2025, and it resulted in him making the 3rd team All American team.

Josh Hoover staying at TCU already felt like the most likely outcome, but LaNorris Sellers returning to South Carolina only made it more likely.