Joe Cox is an Analyst at various media outlets. He covers college and professional sports, with a particular focus on basketball, football, and baseball, while also exploring themes related to federal legislation and regional interests. Joe's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Sports Illustrated, Worthing Herald, and Saturday Tradition, among others.
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The facts are brutal — somebody (and likely a couple of somebodies) coaching in the SEC won't be there in 2027.
By: Joe Cox
College football debate season is here, and one of the biggest ongoing conversatoins concerns the nation's top wide receiver. Heading into the 2026 season, it was often a foregone conclusion that Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith was not only
By: Joe Cox
The grind of recruiting is unending, and even as the 2026 season gets rolling, one of the top prospects for 2028 is trimming his list down to a dozen schools. T
With week 1 in the rearview, the coaches' poll arrives again. There are some teams that figure to be a little cranky from a lack of respect. Who's getting the R
College football debate season is here, and one of the biggest ongoing conversatoins concerns the nation's top wide receiver.
The grind of recruiting is unending, and even as the 2026 season gets rolling, one of the top prospects for 2028 is trimming his list down to a dozen schools.
The AP Poll presented plenty of teams getting the short end of the respect stick from voters.
By: Joe Cox
After a big beatdown of Clemson in Week 1, Lane Kiffin is at the head of the class of new coaches. There are no second chances an a first impression.
By: Joe Cox
After a Week 1 struggle that nearly resulted (and some would say actually did result) in a loss to Western Michigan, pundits are
By: Joe Cox
After a Week 1 struggle that nearly resulted (and some would say actually did result) in a loss to Western Michigan, pundits are going against Michigan in a significant way.
