Rivalry Week shook up the Big Ten just as expected, bringing high stakes, intense finishes, and a few season-defining results. With unbeaten contenders still holding strong and several teams clawing for bowl security,

Thousands of recruits did just that on Wednesday, signing their national letters of intent for the 2026 season. The biggest recruiting drama actually came on Tuesday, though, when Vanderbilt flipped Jared Curtis — the No. 1 quarterback in the 2026 recruiting class — from Georgia.

Alex Golesh won't be able to win his first game as Auburn football's head coach for another nine months, but this week could provide some of his first victories at the program's helm.

Jared Curtis, a 5-star quarterback from Nashville Christian, announced the night of Dec. 2 that he would be flipping his commitment from Georgia to Vanderbilt.

Kiffin and Co. have been in Baton Rouge for two full days, eyeing a flip from one of the nation's top signal-callers.

Former Ole Miss defensive coordinator Pete Golding was elevated to coach on Nov. 30 after Kiffin left for LSU.

Kiffin quoted a post via X from the account SEC Shorts, which included a video that parodied the relationship between Kiffin and his dog.