Tom Fornelli

4 days ago | cbssports.com | Will Backus |Tom Fornelli

Looking around the post-spring landscape, there are a lot of really good quarterbacks in college football. After a down year — from the NFL Draft perspective, at least — in 2024, the 2025 season is shaping up as solid for the most important position on the field. Players like LSU's Garrett Nussmeier, Penn State's Drew Allar and Clemson's Cade Klubnik eschewing the draft for another year at their respective schools certainly helps the perception.

1 week ago | cbssports.com | Tom Fornelli

I've long argued that May is the single worst month of the year for college football fans. At least when the season ends you will still have whatever feelings it may have inspired in you, and you can immediately turn your attention to the transfer portal. Then comes spring practice, when you get your first tidbits of information about how the depth chart looks and who is impressing the coaches. But then May arrives, and it's ... nothing.

1 week ago | thepress.net | Tom Fornelli

Parsing through the biggest overreactions as Big Ten spring practices have come to a close

1 week ago | cbssports.com | Tom Fornelli

Like a hidden camera you don't know is there, we cannot escape the sign-stealing saga centered around your 2023 national champion Michigan Wolverines. Jim Harbaugh is gone. Conor Stalions is gone. Nearly every significant on-field contributor from the team is gone. Yet the punishments remain. Michigan announced a self-imposed, two-game suspension for current head coach and then-offensive coordinator Sherrone Moore.

2 weeks ago | cbssports.com | Tom Fornelli

Have you ever sat down and thought about? I mean truly thought about — you know, all the time you've wasted sitting in meetings at work where absolutely nothing was accomplished, but you at least got to pretend like you were working? Well, what if I told you all that sitting around counting the squares in the carpet of your conference room was preparing you for a job? What if I told you that you were ready to work for the College Football Playoff?