r/CFB is a subreddit with 4.5M members. The community frequently discusses college football, looking for, worst, frustrating, and coaching changes, and they frequently recommend/review football podcast, and the most common flair used is discussion, news, recruiting, analysis, and casual.
The home of college football on reddit.
Popular Topics in r/CFB
#1
College Football
127 posts
#2
Looking For
63 posts
#3
Worst
56 posts
#4
Frustrating
24 posts
#5
Coaching Changes
21 posts
#6
Coach
18 posts
#7
Ncaa
17 posts
#8
Struggling
14 posts
#9
Coaches
14 posts
#10
Conference Realignment
10 posts
Products Discussed in r/CFB
Football Podcast
4 reviews
#1
Joel Klatt
5.0★ from 1 review
#2
Cover 3
5.0★ from 1 review
#3
The College Football Experience
5.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/CFB
#1
Discussion
: "[Mars] If I were the NCAA, I don’t think I’d be telling the whole world that my $2,000 an hour lawyers were so incompetent that they had no idea where the judge earned his degrees until they bothered to look him up on Google after the judge hammered their client."
15 posts
#2
News
: "[Dellenger] The Ohio judge who granted 15 athletes additional eligibility did not disclose his school “ties,” NCAA says in a statement to Yahoo. Chris Wagner is a graduate of Xavier & Cincinnati Law. His wife is a dean at UC Law. Five of the athletes are affiliated with Cincinnati/Xavier."
15 posts
#3
Recruiting
: "2027 4* OT Miller Westerfield commits to Georgia"
10 posts
#4
Analysis
: "[On3] ESPN FPI ranks college football’s toughest schedules entering the 2026 season"
9 posts
#5
Casual
: "What if you put two prime NFL players on a horrible cfb team?"
5 posts
#6
Weekly Thread
: "Free Talk Friday, 2026-07-10"
2 posts
#7
Uniforms
: "[@Vol_Football] All the new Adidas Uniforms revealed from this week with “more to come”."
2 posts
#8
Satire
: "Brian Kelly was reportedly involved in a minor traffic accident in Baton Rouge this morning."
2 posts
#9
Scheduling
: "Georgia cancels future nonconference game against Florida A&M"
1 post
#10
Video
: "[On3] TCU's Sonny Dykes tells Andy & Ari CFB should use the NFL model and make athletes employees: "The thing we're teaching our players is: 'Look if you ain't cheating, you ain't trying.' Is that really what we want to teach young people? It would be much more of a bargain to collectively bargain”"
1 post
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Last updated: July 12, 2026