Josh Pate Reveals Three College Football Teams He's Buying Into

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Josh Pate Reveals Three College Football Teams He's Buying Into

Pate believes Florida, Texas A&M and Virginia Tech are the three programs to watch in 2026. Pate said he's “buying stock” in all three, citing Florida's fresh start under Jon Sumrall, Texas A&M's returning talent led by Marcel Reed, and Virginia Tech's new era under James Franklin. He expects each program to trend upward this season.

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