Stephen A Smith needs flash to care about college football. We already knew that. So on Thursday’s First Take as Smith loaded up a take railing against Bill Belichick for taking the North ...

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith was more than impressed with one college football play from Week 5.. The weekend brought college football fans some great games and some great finishes. It all began Friday ...

Stephen A. Smith and Shannon Sharpe took exception to something Kirk Herbstreit and Chris Fowler said during a College Football Playoff broadcast over the weekend.

The College Football Playoff (CFP) is down to the semifinals, with four powerhouse programs aiming for a shot at the national championship. On Thursday night, the No. 6 seed Penn State Nittany ...

Stephen A. Smith agrees with Kirk Herbstreit’s critique of the College Football Playoff, emphasizing the need to prioritize the best teams.

Stephen A. Smith's "College GameDay" picks are in.Smith, the popular ESPN personality, served as the celebrity guest picker for ESPN's flagship college football preview show Saturday — and, yes ...

It's safe to say that just a few weeks ago, few people would have expected a College Football Playoff National Championship Game matchup between Ohio State and Notre Dame.After sky-high preseason ...

Stephen A. Smith threw a childish tantrum over Alabama not being allowed into the College Football Playoff. If the field were expanded to 12 teams, no one would care, and they would move on. It ...

College Football Playoff semifinal matchup could get ugly, according to ESPN pundit. Kyle Koster | Jan 2, 2025 Stephen A. Smith on the latest in college football.

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith threw shade at Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) over his response to Florida State University’s (FSU) snub from the College Football Playoff.

Love him or hate him, ESPN First Take commentator Stephen A. Smith had something to say that most Florida State football fans would agree with.. During Monday's show, less than 48 hours after FSU ...

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith revealed that three college football powerhouses should have hired Deion Sanders instead of their current coach.