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A fan as an offensive coordinator? How the Group of 6 is staying relevant in 2026
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A fan as an offensive coordinator? How the Group of 6 is staying relevant in 2026

ESPN about 2 hours 1 mins read
Akron let a fan call a drive, but how else is the Group of 6 keeping up with the rest of college football?

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