[This Page is Out of Date, Last Updated August 2022]
Welcome to /r/CFB!
/r/CFB is the home of college football on Reddit. Originally founded in 2008 as a forum for all things college football, it quickly expanded to hosting original interviews with individuals from across the college football spectrum; in 2015 it moved to original reporting with conference media days, and has since expanded to live game coverage (covering every CFP National Championship since 2018-19 season). The verified @RedditCFB Twitter account has been named a must-follow by Athlon, the Paul Finebaum Show, and other publications, and now hosts a respected series of Twitter Space audio interviews with newsmakers, reporters, and personalities across the college football spectrum.
We are the only subreddit (section of Reddit) with a verified Twitter account (@RedditCFB) and team of reporters.
Audience Numbers
- 1,500,000+ subscribers supporting 1,400+ college football teams from 6 continents
- 265K+ Twitter followers
Original Reporting
Our credentialed media formed in 2015, covering numerous live events and doing independent reporting.
Event Coverage
Full Table of /r/CFB Media Event Coverage
Notable Recent Games:
- 2022 CFP National Championship Game
- 2022 FCS National Championship Game
- 2022 Rose Bowl Game
- 2021 Cotton Bowl Classic (CFP Semifinal)
- 2021 Orange Bowl Game (CFP Semifinal)
- 2021 Pac-12 Football Championship Game
- 2021 Brawl of the Wild (Montana vs Montana State)
- 2021 Williams @ Amherst, The Biggest Little Game in America
- 2020 CFP National Championship Game
- 2019 CFP National Championship Game
- 2018 CFP National Championship Game
/r/CFB Talk: Original Interviews on @RedditCFB
/r/CFB Talk began in November 2021, with over 60 audio shows heading into the 2022 season. They are initially broadcast live in a radio/interview format — mostly to talk about college football issues in a light, intelligent atmosphere — and then soon after shared as \/r/CFB Talk podcast episodes which are available at all major podcast distributors.
Apple Podcast | [Google Podcasts] (https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkLnBvZGJlYW4uY29tL3JDRkIvZmVlZC54bWw) | Spotify | Amazon Music | TuneIN | iHeartRadio | etc.
Previous \/r/CFB Talk guests include: South Carolina HC Shane Beamer, Washington State HC Jake Dickert, Texas Tech HC Joey McGuire, UTSA HC Jeff Traylor, TCU AD Jeremiah Donati, Cincy AD Jon Cunningham, NDSU AD Matt Larsen, Homefield Apparel's Connor Hitchcock, Phil Steele, Nicole Auerbach, Ross Dellenger, Bo Pelini, Jon Wilner, John Canzano, Freezing Cold Takes, and many more!
Samples of Additional, Original Reporting
Uncovering Fake Schools
The History of College of Faith: Background on the Noble Idea that Failed in Practice
The False Redemptions of Saint Francis: The NAIA program Pretending It Didn't Schedule a Fake School
Reports
Catching up with Ambrose Schindler, the 99-year-old MVP of the 1940 Rose Bowl
Was race involved in the 2013 Tuskegee-North Alabama playoff seating?
Features:
Charlotte Sports Foundation Charlotte Sports Foundation
Texas Wesleyan Texas Wesleyan
/r/CFB visits Texas Wesleyan ahead of the Rams NAIA debut this season
All About the Northwestern Eagles — An /r/CFB Original Look into the D3 Program
Conference Media Days
Table of /r/CFB Conference Media Days Coverage (partially complete)
AMAs
We've hosted over 180 AMAs (Ask Me Anythings), which are open-ended interviews with a large assortment of individuals. These Q&A sessions have included coaches, administrators, media, players, mascots, and more.
Past examples have included coaches Bobby Bowden, Les Miles, Mike Leach, Jeff Brohm, Kliff Kingsbury, as well as players like Eric Crouch, Stephen Garcia, and Matt Barkley.
Charitable Contributions
A major part of the \/r/CFB Culture are donation drives that have collectively raised over $125,000 from 24 drives.
These drives both fund causes directly, like The ALS Association and Doctors Without Borders, and have also installed 58 bricks at schools around the country.
/r/CFB was a past official sponsor of The Reading Knights, a college football team in Reading, UK.
Contact Information
The best ways to contact us include:
- Messaging the Moderators
- On Twitter @RedditCFB
- Through E-mail to Press[at]RedditCFB.com