Pete Fiutak is a Publisher at various prominent publications. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive and professional sports, sports business, and marketing, covering both individual and team sports. Pete's insights and expertise have been featured in notable outlets such as Sports Illustrated, The Miami Herald, and The Charlotte Observer.
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By: Pete Fiutak
Western Kentucky keeps on rolling with great seasons, and even with a few changes, this year won't be any different.
By: Pete Fiutak
Last year's USC season was better than it got credit for, but it's past time for Lincoln Riley to get the Trojans to the College Football Playoff.
Ohio went through some strange changes in an otherwise great season. Now it has to rebuild fast to be a player in the MAC Championship chase.
By: Pete Fiutak
Life after Lane Kiffin starts in full for Pete Golding and the Ole Miss Rebels, and they have the team in place to keep the success going.
By: Pete Fiutak
Even in a rebuilding transition season, Tulane should be in the mix to defend its American Conference title and have another strong season.
After Clemson's worst season since 2010, Dabo Swinney and the Tigers are looking to get back in the ACC Championship and College Football Playoff hunt.
Penn State has the schedule, the transfers, and a new head coach in Matt Campbell who has just one job - win everything.
UTEP enters life in the Mountain West needing Scotty Walden's program to rebuild and get better in a tough situation.
UNLV has figured out the formula now. Power Four-level coaching, a dynamic offense, just enough defense, and relatively easy schedules. If it were that easy, everyone would do it, and for decades, UNLV couldn't, with 18 losing seasons in 19 years before Barry Odom took over in 2023.
By: Pete Fiutak
Michigan is looking for a refresh under Kyle Whittingham, but is this team good enough to get back among the Big Ten elite?
