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General G5
- It is the opinion of one USA Today writer that the NCAA should reduce the scholarship limit for college football.
- How bowl season is reshaping the College Football Empires Map
- The supreme College Football Playoff expansion plan, according to the voting public
- 2018 college football coach hiring *and* firing grades, updated
AAC
- After being the Temple head coach for about three weeks, Manny Diaz will return to Miami to take the job that Mark Richt is leaving behind.
- With Major Applewhite gone, Houston reportedly offered Kliff Kingsbury the job, but he turned it down. The Cougars will now go after Dana Holgorsen.
USC OC/former Texas Tech coach Kliff Kingsbury has declined “a lucrative offer” to become coach at Houston, source told @WatchStadium. WVU’s Dana Holgorsen is UH’s next target, source said
— Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) December 31, 2018
- There’s still a chance that UCF’s McKenzie Milton could return to the field in 2019.
- How to Watch, Stream, Listen: Cincinnati Bearcats vs. Virginia Tech Hokies - Military Bowl
Conference USA
- UTSA’s Josiah Tauaefa will skip his senior year to turn pro.
UTSA linebacker Josiah Tauaefa will enter the NFL Draft. https://t.co/Mp5pklDh1g
— BirdsUp.com (@UTSARivals) December 29, 2018
- Dana Dimel will have a familiar face playing quarterback for him next season.
Former Kansas State QB Alex Delton will be transferring to UTEP, where he’ll play under former K-State OC Dana Dimel. Delton, a grad transfer, will be eligible for the ’19 season.
— Jake Trotter (@Jake_Trotter) December 27, 2018
- FAU offensive line coach John Garrison takes same job with NC State
- Harry Minium’s latest on Blake LaRussa leaving football to be a Christian minister
Sun Belt
- App State will host The Citadel in 2022 and Gardner-Webb in 2023.
- Arkansas State fell just short in the Arizona Bowl
- App State has a new director of athletic performance
- A Georgia Southern beat writer pens a heartfelt letter to his readers and coworkers after a tough personal year.