College Football News | Jim Harbaugh Suspended, Pac12 Woes, BIG10 Expansion

College Football kicks off for the first time of the 2023 season at the end of this month and there's heavy buzz around the sport. Michigan's Head Coach, Jim Harbaugh, predicted that the Wolverines would have 20 players drafted to the NFL and break Georgia's Draft record. Unfortunately for Coach Harbaugh, he won't be in a position to coach those athletes for the first 44 games of the regular season due to a recruiting violation, turned NCAA scandal in which he allegedly lied to NCAA investigators about the previously mentioned violation. The PAC12 is in dire straits as Colorado joins USC and UCLA in the conference exodus. Colorado's athletic director said that the decision to switch back to the BIG12 comes amid uncertainty about the future of the PAC12. Considering they have yet to ink a media rights deal that would be competitive with their counterparts, it's hard to blame the decision makers over in Boulder. However, it's not just USC, UCLA, and Colorado that are in talks to depart. There's rumors swirling in the college football world that Arizona also wants out but is waiting on Arizona State and Utah to make their moves respectively. On another note, the biggest rumor so far is that The BIG10 could be adding Oregon, Washington, Clemson, and Florida State as soon as THIS WEEK. If true, The BIG10 would become THE premier conference in college football. All four of the mentioned programs have college football playoff appearances and all of them have top 10 potential in the 2023 football season. Lastly, Aaron Murray and Jordan Rodgers both said, definitively, that Joe Milton Jr is the most talented Quarterback in all of college football. That's an extremely bold statement when the Heisman trophy winner, Caleb Williams, returns behind center for the USC Trojans, as well as more experienced players around the country returning such as: Bo Nix, Jayden Daniels, Jordan Travis, etc. Check out the show to get our takes on all of this college football news.