The 2025 college football season has been ripe with a lot of high-profile head coach firings and a lot of very lucrative buyouts. Many of these programs fired coaches with good overall records that still weren't living up to the school's very high standards

Two college football head coaches are "likely" getting fired following their losses in Week 10 of the 2025 regular season. Week 10 of the 2025 college football regular season was an interesting one. Texas topped Vanderbilt,

The Cornhuskers' star quarterback left Saturday's game with an injury to his ankle. Here are the latest updates on his status.

Lane Kiffin may never reunite with USC, but he hasn't forgotten a key component of being in the Trojan family: wishing the worst for Oklahoma

On Wednesday, ESPN Radio's Evan Cohen asked Orgeron if he would go back to LSU. Orgeron stated he would be back in a heartbeat. "I’d love to," Orgeron said. "Are you kidding me? I'm one phone call away. I just gotta get in my truck, I could be there today."

Clemson, USC, other SC colleges have contracts to pay coaches millions if they’re fired. With football coach firings spreading, it’s time to end the madness.

LSU is less than a week into its football coaching search, and it is already a mess. Thankfully, that is no longer the case at USC

Rashaun Agee, PF, 6-8: Agee transferred to Texas A&M on May 21. He started 10 games and played in 34 games overall in his one season with USC. His playing time increased as the season went on and he became a key rebounder. Agee averaged 4.5 boards per game and led the Trojans in the category in eight games.