2027 CFB: Who Is Favored to Win the National Championship?

Segment Spotlight: Quick Hits From The Early Line Live

Looking Ahead: College Football's Blue Bloods and Changes to the Season Schedule

As the current college football season concludes, it's already time to look ahead to what's expected next season. The traditional powerhouses like Ohio State, Notre Dame, Indiana, and Texas are anticipated to dominate once again. However, an intriguing omission from early discussions is the University of Miami Hurricanes, who find themselves overlooked right from the start.

A significant change coming to next season is the extension of the college football calendar. Due to scheduling conflicts with games set to occur on January 1st, the season will now extend an extra week, pushing closer to February. This adjustment raises questions about the practicality of maintaining playoff games on January 1st, considering the impact it has on the season's flow.

Meanwhile, in the transfer market, notable movements are already taking place, influencing team prospects for next season. Darian Menza's transfer from Duke to Miami is expected to boost the Hurricanes’ chances and possibly earn them a spot among the top favorites next year.