Former Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron didn’t hold back in a fiery podcast rant, calling out Auburn coach Hugh Freeze over his comments about Auburn’s recruiting. McCarron, known for his no-nonsense attitude, straight-up said Freeze is "full of s--t," sparking what could turn into a heated back-and-forth between the rival programs.

Editor’s Note: College football rivalries are already intense, but when alumni like McCarron—who’s still deeply connected to the game—publicly call out a coach, it adds fuel to the fire. This isn’t just trash talk; it’s a high-profile player challenging a coach’s credibility, which could ripple through recruiting battles and fan debates. For football fans, especially in Alabama, this is must-watch drama.

Deion Sanders, the outspoken Colorado football coach, took a playful yet pointed shot at the media by revamping his 1994 track "Must Be the Money"—this time calling out what he sees as hypocrisy in how Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals are covered. He specifically singled out Texas Tech’s aggressive NIL spending, suggesting the media gives them a pass while scrutinizing others. Sanders, never one to mince words, continues to stir the pot in college football’s evolving pay-for-play landscape.

Editor’s Note: Sanders is tapping into the heated debate around NIL in college sports, where money and fairness often collide. By calling out Texas Tech and the media, he’s highlighting the uneven scrutiny schools face—a gripe that resonates with fans and critics alike. Love him or hate him, Sanders knows how to keep the conversation (and controversy) alive.