The Next Round (7/1/25) - Hour 1
A unique plan for the future of college football bowl games: Why moving them to August might be the right thing to do.
New On3 Sports reporter Brett McMurphy has his College Football Playoff bowl and projections, including The Alabama Crimson Tide and The Auburn Tigers. Will Alabama Football and Auburn Football fans be happy with Brett’s projections?
More from Alabama Football QB Ty Simpson on what is ahead for The Crimson Tide in 2025.
Who won the breakup? Of the teams that moved to new conferences, who had the best year in football and basketball?
Big 10 Commissioner Tony Petitti says his conference wants “nothing handed to them”. What we think he means when he says that to Joel Klatt of FOX.
Our Champions Boxing 40-in-40 brings us the team that was the first ever 1-seed in a 12-Team College Football Playoff, The Oregon Ducks at #6. Oregon Football lost their QB to the NFL and a key receiver to injury, how does this impact their shot at winning it all? New QB Donte Moore says he is trying to not compare himself to Bo Nix and Dillon Gabriel.
Is there a program that has won more over the last 25 years and has less to show for it than Oregon Football?
We do a snake draft trying to find the best overs and understand in 2025 SEC win totals.
The Players Era matchups for Alabama Basketball and Auburn Basketball are out for the games in Las Vegas.
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