Hang on! The college football coaching carousel is spinning in hyper-speed, and schools aren't wasting any time hiring coaches.

That's only the start of the list of quarterbacks who fell short of lofty expectations. Others include Florida's DJ Lagway, Boise State's Maddux Madsen, Iowa State's Rocco Becht and Kansas State's Avery Johnson. And when you factor in projected stars who missed significant time with injuries, the list grows even longer.

Plus, Kirk Ferentz is coming back for another year, Michigan State isn't breaking the bank for Pat Fitzgerald and BC is investing in BOB.

ESPN college football announcer Chris Fowler hears the accusations. College football fans believe that ESPN somehow plays a role in the College Football Playoff rankings, which are always scrutinized and raked over.

Six of the nine Football Bowl Subdivision conference championship games will be rematches of regular-season meetings.

Duke’s clearest path to the Playoff is hoping for a Troy upset of James Madison on Friday before beating Virginia on Saturday night. With apologies to Mountain West fans, Mock’s model strongly likes Duke’s chances of getting in over an 11-2 UNLV, if it beats Boise State (8-4) in the title game.

While LSU, Ole Miss, and Florida got all the headlines in the race to hire Lane Kiffin during college football’s most consequential coaching contest, a surprise

ESPN college football insider Pete Thamel reported that USF is expected to hire Ohio State offensive coordinator Brian Hartline to be the Bulls' next head coach. USF just lost head coach Alex Golesh to Auburn after three seasons of solid success, and clearly wanted someone who would be a flashy hire.