3 months ago

Gus Malzahn Retires After 35 Years in Coaching

Gus Malzahn announced his retirement Monday after a 35-year coaching career. He went 105-62 as a college head coach, highlighted by an SEC title and national runner-up finish at Auburn in 2013. Malzahn also won a national championship as Auburn’s offensive coordinator in 2010 and beat Nick Saban’s Alabama three times, tied for the most.

By Sauvik Banerjee

3 months ago

Florida State Promotes Tim Harris to OC After Gus Malzahn Retirement

Florida State Seminoles have promoted Tim Harris to offensive coordinator following Gus Malzahn’s retirement. Head coach Mike Norvell cited continuity, noting Harris’ “complete understanding” of the scheme. Harris served as FSU’s wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator in 2025 and previously worked under Malzahn at UCF.

By Suresh Menon

3 months ago

Gus Malzahn Releases Emotional Statement on Retirement Decision

Longtime Florida State OC Gus Malzahn released an emotional statement announcing his retirement after 35 years. “It is time for me to step away from coaching,” Malzahn wrote. “Any success I’ve had, my wife Kristi deserves just as much credit.” He added, “The greatest joy wasn’t wins — it was seeing the husbands and fathers my players became.”

By Suresh Menon

3 months ago

Five-Star RB Kemon Spell Commits to Georgia Over Penn State, Ohio State

Five-star running back Kemon Spell has committed to Georgia, choosing the Bulldogs over Penn State, Notre Dame, Ohio State and Miami. The 5-foot-10, 210-pound Pennsylvania native is ranked the No. 1 RB in the 2027 class across major recruiting sites. Spell previously decommitted from Penn State, but Georgia seized momentum after a recent Athens visit and family discussions.

By Samnur Reza

3 months ago

Viral TikTok Says Fernando Mendoza Repeatedly Stunned Berkeley Law Professor

Kenny King Jr shared a TikTok in which a girl is recounting Heisman winner Mendoza’s Cal law class reputation. The classmate said a professor who “rags on football players” repeatedly tested him, but Mendoza “always knew his shit” and “would shut up the professor.” She called him “humble,” “genuine,” and said his success “never went to his head.”

By Shubham Bhargav

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