BREAKING: Ole Miss is promoting defensive coordinator Pete Golding to its permanent head coach, @PeteNakos reports👀https://t.co/YSvQKsiUUN https://t.co/D9kDCCNMw3 pic.twitter.com/aDI5U15qm6

— On3 (@On3sports) November 30, 2025

SFAXE93 said:

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BREAKING: Ole Miss is promoting defensive coordinator Pete Golding to its permanent head coach, @PeteNakos reports👀https://t.co/YSvQKsiUUN https://t.co/D9kDCCNMw3 pic.twitter.com/aDI5U15qm6

— On3 (@On3sports) November 30, 2025

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Completely gutting the program he built up.

BREAKING: Kentucky is firing HC Mark Stoops, per source

Stoops posted an all-time record of 82–79 at Kentucky since taking over in 2013. pic.twitter.com/TU9f7U23wm

— Pete Nokos (@PeteNokos_) November 30, 2025

Sources: New Mexico has agreed to a new five-year contract for football coach Jason Eck, who won nine games in his first regular season there. The deal includes an increase in average salary to $1.75 million from $1.25 million. He’s now under contract through the 2030 season. pic.twitter.com/XGnAb49DDV

— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) December 1, 2025

The Kiffin thing shows just what an atrocious idea NIL has become. 25 million a year of his contract is for NIL so he can buy the best players out there. No loyalty except to the dollar. No cares about what "school" they are playing for---just absolute mercenaries grabbing money. REAL college football is extinct at least at the FBS levels which is of course what those richer universities want--more money and power.
This NIL baloney needs a complete overhaul with real limits on how much a "school" can hand out but now that the system is already corrupt with all the $$ and coaches calling kids trying to buy them over to their school, I don't believe that it will ever be repaired. Then those that come later would sue everyone because they were "cheated" out of big paydays.
Terrible plan with no thought given to how to keep it under control. All done for the big money schools.
The "top" 30-40 schools need to just move on and become their own super conference or competitor to the NFL.
Then the rest of the universities--under a revamped NCAA like group---could perhaps run their own brand of college football with realistic limits that would fit the smaller budgets of the remaining group.
Instead I fear that schools like SFA and many others will end up without football or at lower level like D2 because they just can't find the money just to continue as they are---the Big money will destroy it all.