Paul Finebaum says Lane Kiffin “would win a national championship” at Florida. Kiffin’s contract with Ole Miss runs through 2030 with a $36.6 million buyout. The Florida Gators made headlines this past weekend by firing head coach Billy Napier. He ended his four-year tenure with a record of 22-23 and 3-4 this season.

Miami and South Florida remain atop our list, though it was tempting to swap them out. The FSU Seminoles continue their slide.

After the Florida Gators moved on from head coach Billy Napier last Sunday, the program in Gainesville has started its search for the next decision-maker with o

Penn State has some company in a miserable category this week, as the Nittany Lions are no longer the only former top-10 team ranked in the Bottom 25. Florida State is in the same boat after a 20-13 loss at Stanford marked its fourth straight defeat.

It's getting harder to win big in college football at the same time that patience for perceived underperformance is as thin as ever.

The college football world is just days removed from Florida firing Billy Napier, but one name is already emerging as a favorite to be Florida's next coach.

The college football coaching carousel is already in full flight. A look at the hot seat rankings of those that might still lose jobs.

The 2025 coaching carousel could be the biggest since 2021 when Florida, LSU, Miami, Notre Dame Oregon, Oklahoma and USC all made coaching changes.

The 2025 college football coaching carousel is positioned to be one for the ages after Florida fired Billy Napier on Sunday. Now, there are 11 FBS openings, including seven at the Power Four level. Last season, there wasn't a single power conference opening until the final week of the season.

It’s a fair question to ask how some of these coaches still have a job after a miserable tenure is highlighted by an underwhelming 2025 season. Luke Fickell is

When a coach gets fired, there is typically a domino effect that follows. Penn State firing James Franklin was the first major firing in college football this s

Former Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban blames the money handlers for the spate of coaching firing in the middle of the 2025 season.