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These players could play a bigger role than expected for the 2025 season.

Matt Miller and Jordan Reid stack their early top-fives at every position and break down the players they'll be watching during the 2025 season.

Coaches, current roster, recruits: Who has the best overall team over the next two seasons?

Ahead of the 2025 season, our writers voted on the most significant and wildest plays of the past 25 years.

Joey McGuire has Texas Tech at levels not seen since Mike Leach was roaming the sidelines in Lubbock. McGuire joins the show to talk about Texas Tech’s rise, how the Red Raiders have approached the transfer portal, lessons learned from his first 3 seasons, the depth of the BIG 12, and recruiting in Texas (and he shares an amazing story). Plus McElroy looks at OVER/UNDER win totals for Texas Tech, Arizona State, Ole Miss, LSU, Tennessee, Miami and many more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

While joining The Paul Finebaum Show, Austin Simmons previews the upcoming Rebels season and says learning under Lane Kiffin is "probably one of the best things a quarterback can ask for."

Defense wins championships so we decided to go down and rank the Top 10 defenses entering the 2025 season. Notre Dame, Penn State, Ohio State and Clemson all welcome in new defensive coordinators - what impact will that have early next year? Texas might have their best defense EVER, Alabama is returning A TON of production while Georgia and Oklahoma are looking to get back to dominance. McElroy breaks down each one and gives you his honorable mentions for best of the rest. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Does the SEC remain on top? Will Boise State revisit the CFP? Here's what stands out from ESPN's latest data.

With top prospects visiting throughout June, there'll be a lot of action on the trail.

The SEC is ratcheting up penalties on schools whose fans storm the field or rush the court, doing away with an escalating fine system and now charging $500,000 per incident.