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heartlandcollegesports.com | Bryan Clinton
Texas Tech isn’t done yet. With their backs against the wall, the Red Raiders outlasted Texas 4–3 in Game 2 of the Women’s College World Series Championship Series on Wednesday night, forcing a decisive Game 3 and handing the Longhorns their first loss of the postseason. Scoreless through four innings, Tech broke things open in the bottom of the fifth.
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heartlandcollegesports.com | Bryan Clinton
When Athlon Sports published its annual anonymous coach quotes ahead of the 2025 season, one line about Arizona State stood out: “They’re going to be at the top of the league for a while.”That’s not just offseason optimism—it’s reality under Kenny Dillingham. After claiming a Big 12 title and making a Peach Bowl appearance in 2024, the Sun Devils are primed to take another leap. They return an elite quarterback, a veteran-heavy roster, and a coaching staff that’s building a sustainable contender.
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heartlandcollegesports.com | Bryan Clinton
The 2025–26 college football bowl season has been announced, complete with kickoff times (, venues, and dates for all 44 postseason matchups. The action will begin on December 13, 2025, and will culminate with the College Football Playoff National Championship on January 19, 2026, at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. This season marks the second year of the expanded 12-team College Football Playoff (CFP) format, promising an exciting lineup of postseason matchups.
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heartlandcollegesports.com | Bryan Clinton
Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt isn’t just talking about a breakout sophomore season—he’s aiming for college football’s ultimate prizes. “I have the national championship and the 2025 Heisman as my goals,” Leavitt told ESPN’s Matt Barrie. “But I don’t like to look at things from a big perspective all the time. Just day-to-day getting better.”A stellar redshirt freshman campaign backs Leavitt’s confidence.
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heartlandcollegesports.com | Bryan Clinton
Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire is taking a stand against the proposed College Football Playoff (CFP) format that would grant the SEC and Big Ten four automatic bids each. McGuire argues that such a system unfairly favors these conferences and undermines the principle of earning playoff spots through on-field performance. In a recent interview on SiriusXM College Sports Radio, McGuire emphasized the need to eliminate conference bias from playoff considerations.
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