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Bruce Branch III reclassified to 2026, altering the recruitment landscape for Arizona.
BYU, Duke and USC have emerged as favorites to land Branch III.
Arizona is reportedly falling behind in Branch III’s recruitment after initial hype.
Branch III is considering multiple top programs despite Arizona’s efforts.
Arizona already secured Cam Holmes, indicating Branch III is a secondary target.
The recruitment timeline suggests a decision may come in coming months, not immediately.
Duke could pose a real threat if they ramp up their pursuit of Branch III.
Arizona’s 2026 cycle has ups and downs, with late recruitment pivots affecting targets.
Branch III’s recruitment will involve multiple programs and continued media updates.
Analysts note that Arizona could still compete for Branch III if they intensify efforts.

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Notre Dame could return to the College Football Playoff after Saturday's results boosted their CFP prospects.
If not in the playoff, a Pop-Tarts Bowl showdown with BYU is a likely destination, per CBS Sports.
The Pop-Tarts Bowl would take place in Orlando, presenting a unique postseason experience for Notre Dame.
Brad Crawford of CBS Sports is the source relaying Notre Dame’s potential fallback bowl scenario.
The article notes the outcome is contingent on Notre Dame not making the CFP.
The piece includes a fan takeaway praising the CFP prospects but dislikes the Pop-Tarts Bowl side-show.
The article notes the Pop-Tarts Bowl can feel more like an exhibition than a serious game for some viewers.
The piece mentions potential realignment implications from Saturday's results on Notre Dame's postseason path.
The reporting emphasizes the postseason uncertainties even as the playoff field appears favorable.

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sports23h ago

Arizona's Brent Brennan guided a dramatic turnaround, moving from 4-8 to 9-3 and capturing the Territorial Cup.
Brennan did not win the Big 12 Coach of the Year; Kalani Sitake of BYU received the award after an 11-2 season.
BYU's season included a 22-3 record over two years and a key head-to-head win over Arizona, impacting the award decision.
Arizona rebuilt through the transfer portal, adding key players to start on the offensive line and at other positions.
Arizona's defense improved dramatically in 2025, ranking highly in points allowed, passing yards, and turnovers forced.
The article frames Brennan's case as a significant turnaround narrative, suggesting consideration for Coach of the Year due to adversity and roster changes.
The article notes voting for the award is based on the regular season and that conference championship results often influence outcomes.
Arizona's offense and roster were reshaped with transfers and recruiting to support Brennan's system.
The piece discusses the broader context of Arizona football's trajectory within the Big 12 and its rising potential.
Fans are invited to engage on X and other platforms to discuss Brennan's candidacy and the season's outcomes.
The article highlights that Brennan's 2024 campaign featured turnover and coaching changes that affected the program.

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sports22h ago

Kalani Sitake provided an injury update on BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier and his status moving forward.
The update emphasizes concern about Bachmeier's condition and the potential impact on BYU's future at quarterback.
BYU is evaluating next steps at the quarterback position in light of the update.
The report comes from On3, which provides coverage on BYU Cougars college sports.
The update provides context for fans about Bachmeier's situation as BYU prepares for upcoming games.
The article notes that Bachmeier's injury status is a focal point for BYU’s coaching staff.
No exact timeline is provided in the update, only the level of concern and forward-looking considerations.
The report underscores that Bachmeier remains a central figure in BYU's quarterback discussions.
The coverage signals continued media attention on BYU's quarterback situation amid the injury concerns.

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sports22h ago

Joey McGuire argues BYU should still be considered for the playoff despite the Big 12 title outcome.
The discussion centers on BYU's strengths and how they could influence playoff selection.
Analysts weigh how conference results impact the playoff picture this season.
The piece references On3's coverage to provide context on BYU's playoff case.
The article notes the ongoing debate about playoff criteria and BYU's potential eligibility.
No definitive playoff outcome is stated; the piece frames BYU's case as part of a larger discussion.
The story emphasizes the potential impact of BYU's schedule on playoff evaluation.
McGuire's comments reflect a broader strategy of presenting BYU as playoff-worthy.
The article is part of On3's college sports coverage and analysis.
The focus remains on the 2025 season context and BYU's candidacy arguments.

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