After a chaotic Week 3 that featured multiple ranked teams losing and several unranked teams making statements, the teams just outside my Top 25 had plenty of arguments to make. A few programs picked up impressive wins, while others remained undefeated but didn't quite do enough to crack the rankings. Here are the five teams that came closest to making my Week 3 Top 25. Oklahoma Oklahoma narrowly misses my Top 25 after surviving New Mexico 14-6. The Sooners moved to 2-1, but

Week 2 dramatically altered the college football scene. Just a week after teams started establishing their credentials, several contenders either made significant impacts or saw their seasons take an unforeseen direction. Texas rallied against Ohio State, Oklahoma was defeated by Michigan, and Oklahoma State surprised Oregon in Stillwater. ESPN With significant victories, tough losses, and numerous teams asserting their positions, here is the current Too Reckless Top 25 as we

College football is officially back, and the opening weekend wasted no time shaking up the national picture. From statement wins by the teams at the top to unexpected struggles from ranked contenders, the first week has already given fans plenty to argue about. Sports Illustrated With conference races beginning to take shape and the College Football Playoff sitting in the distance, it’s time to take a fresh look at the country’s best after week 1. Here is the Too Recklss Top

For decades, four years of college eligibility has been the standard in college athletics. But as the landscape of college sports continues to evolve with NIL, the transfer portal, and changing academic paths, it's time to reconsider that standard. Giving every student-athlete a fifth year of eligibility would benefit athletes, schools, and fans alike. CBS Sports Many college athletes don't follow a traditional four-year path anymore. Some change majors, pursue graduate degre