The Daily Huddle College Football Podcast

Texas A&M shelled out a ton of money to bring Jimbo Fisher in and it didn't work out. Now the Aggies will pay more than 70 million dollars to buy him out. Was this a Fisher problem or a Texas A&M problem?

Six programs should be on upset Alert in Week 11. Who are they? Garrett Searight explains in the latest episode of the Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.

Did the second release of the CFP rankings show mixed messaging from the Playoff Committee? Garrett Searight explains.

There are many allegations surrounding the Michigan football program right now. On this episode of the Daily Huddle College Football podcast, Garrett Searight breaks down what is fact, what is likely true, and what is speculation.

There is an epidemic among college football coaches who are exhibiting the same type of flaw over and over again. Garrett Searight explains.

Why is the stock up for Liberty, Arizona, Clemson, and Purdue head coach Ryan Walters after Week 10 of the College Football season? Garrett Searight explains in this edition of The Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.

The Big Ten has been put in a tough position over the Michigan sign-stealing scandal. First year commissioner Tony Pettiti must decide if he's going to act before the conclusion of the NCAA investigation. Garrett Searight breaks down the conundrum the league currently finds itself in.

The initial 2023 College Football Playoff Rankings are out and Garrett Searight has some thoughts. Check out his five takeaways in the latest edition of the Daily Huddle College Football Podcast.

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney has lashed out at his critics all year long and it came to a head on a recent Clemson call-in show when Swinney went off on a fan who questioned the performance of the team given Swinney's lucrative contract. Swinney is clearing struggling with the standard he has set at Clemson, explains Garrett Searight.

Kansas head coach Lance Leipold and Colorado head coach Deion Sanders are opposites in just about every way, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. Garrett Searight talks about the two very different paths these rising star coaches have taken to get where they are at today.