Aaron Graves is Iowa's Diamond in the Rough | Number One Ranked Show

RJ Young is back to debut a new segment, “Diamond in the Rough,” which focuses on college football players who haven’t received much national attention but are very talented players. In this week’s edition, RJ focuses on Iowa Hawkeyes’ freshman defensive lineman, Aaron Graves. Graves is a coach’s dream: he doesn’t have a twitter account, had a 4.0 GPA in high school, is 6’5” and 270 pounds, and won MaxPreps National Male Athlete of the Year.

Powered by WPeMatico

Arch Manning should choose Texas | Number One Ranked Show

Fox Sports’ RJ Young discusses number one overall recruit Arch Manning’s upcoming official visit to Texas and the Longhorns. Arch has already visited the Georgia Bulldogs and Alabama Crimson Tide in the month of June, but as RJ explains, Texas is the perfect fit for Arch because he could play right away and achieve legendary status if he’s able to return the Longhorns to national prominence.

Powered by WPeMatico

Will Mario Cristobal will have a better year one at Miami than Dan Lanning at Oregon? ' Number One Ranked Show

In the third edition of “New Faces in New Places,” RJ Young breaks down the upcoming year for new Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal and new Oregon Ducks head coach Dan Lanning. RJ looks at key games on both teams’ schedules, as well as their star players and top recruits to predict which coach will have more success in their first season as head coach.

Powered by WPeMatico

Did Ohio State's Ryan Day say the quiet part out loud about NIL? ' Number One Ranked Show

RJ Young shares his thoughts on Ryan Day’s comments regarding NIL. Day spoke with members of the Columbus business community and said the Ohio State Buckeyes need $13 million through NIL to maintain its football roster beyond next season. Day also speculated that Buckeyes players could put their names in the transfer portal at the end of a season and be swayed by the highest bidder. RJ explains the motives behind Day’s comments and details why that amount of money is probably accurate.

Powered by WPeMatico

Is Alabama a good fit for Arch Manning? I Number One Ranked Show

RJ Young discusses Alabama’s recruitment of the number one overall prospect in the country, Arch Manning. Manning recently took his official visit to Georgia, and is scheduled to officially visit Alabama the weekend of June 11. RJ points out that Alabama already has a quarterback committed in the class of 2023 in Eli Holstein, and wonders how that will affect Alabama’s pursuit of Manning. Then, RJ explains why Alabama might not be the best fit for Manning if he wants to play as early as possible.

Powered by WPeMatico

Ohio State coach Ryan Day says it would cost $13 million to keep roster I THE HERD

The Supreme Court ruling of Name, Image and Likeness among collegiate athletics has raised some eyebrows among several Division I football coaches. Ohio State coach Ryan Day said that it would cost the program $13 million to keep the Buckeyes’ roster together. Colin Cowherd reacts to Day’s comments, including his message to ‘pay the kids.’

Powered by WPeMatico

Why Georgia is not a good fit for Arch Manning ' Number One Ranked Show

RJ Young is back to discuss the most prized recruit in the class of 2023, Arch Manning. Arch Manning is set to officially visit Georgia the weekend of June 4th, but RJ questions if Georgia is a good fit for the young quarterback. The Bulldogs have not had a quarterback selected in the first round since 2009, and other star quarterbacks who committed to Georgia (such as Justin Fields) did not pan out at Georgia.

Powered by WPeMatico

Alabama at Texas & Oklahoma at Nebraska on Fox's Big Noon Kickoff Schedule ' Number One Ranked Show

RJ Young shares which games on the Fox Big Noon Kickoff schedule he is looking forward to the most. At the top of RJ’s list is the Alabama Crimson Tide at Texas Longhorns on September 10, as well as Oklahoma Sooners at Nebraska Cornhuskers on September 17, and Michigan Wolverines at Ohio State Buckeyes on November 26.

Powered by WPeMatico

Notre Dame's Marcus Freeman will have a better first year than Brian Kelly at LSU I Number One Ranked Show

In the second edition of “New Faces in New Places,” RJ Young breaks down the upcoming year for new Notre Dame Fighting Irish head coach Marcus Freeman and new LSU Tigers head coach Brian Kelly. RJ looks at the key games on both teams’ schedules, as well as their star players and top recruits to predict which coach will have more success in their first season as head coach.

Powered by WPeMatico

Ohio State's Tanner McCalister headlines RJ Young's most impactful transfers I Number One Ranked Show

RJ Young breaks down “super slept-on” candidates to be the most impactful college football transfer in 2022. These are names who you might not know now, but likely will by the end of the season because of their strong performance on the field. RJ leads with Safety Tanner McCalister, who transferred from the Oklahoma State Cowboys to the Ohio State Buckeyes this off-season. Young also mentions Ryan Watts of the Texas Longhorns, Sevyn Banks of the LSU Tigers, Jaxon Player of the Baylor Bears, Jarek Broussard of the Michigan State Spartans, Drew Sanders of the Arkansas Razorbacks, and Isaiah Neyor of the Texas Longhorns.

Powered by WPeMatico

Arch Manning closer to choosing Texas? l Number One Ranked Show

Fox Sports’ RJ Young opens the show with a discussion on recruiting in the class of 2023. Former Texas A&M Aggies’ QB commit Eli Holstein announced his commitment to the Alabama Crimson Tide on Tuesday. Holstein is the No. 8 quarterback recruit in the class of 2023. Does this mean Alabama is no longer in the running for number one overall recruit Arch Manning? RJ explains why the Texas Longhorns are now the favorite to land the prized recruit. Finally, RJ shares his thoughts on the ongoing feud between Nick Saban and Jimbo Fisher over NIL/recruiting.

Powered by WPeMatico

Nebraska, Penn State and Miami are somewhat likely to make the CFP by 2026 — RJ Young I No. 1 Ranked Show

RJ Young lists some teams who he believes have an outside chance of making the College Football Playoff in the current four-team format who haven’t made the CFP already. He considers these teams somewhat likely to crack the top 4, but makes the case for teams such as the Nebraska Cornhuskers, Penn State Nittany Lions, Miami Hurricanes, who could turn things around and surprise people in the coming years.

Powered by WPeMatico