Open the Youtube video This is the time of year when games mean just a little bit more. November brings some of the best matchups college football has to offer, entering an exciting Week 10 slate. And as usual,

Josh Pate of On3 Sports has become one of college football's most popular insiders and talking heads. And, to Pate's credit, he's earned that distinction.

Josh Pate placed No. 22 Texas on upset alert in Week 9 at Mississippi State, assigning an 8.5 concern rating and citing the Longhorns’ offensive struggles, poor third down efficiency, and fatigue from consecutive SEC road games.

October is in the books for college football, and the first Saturday in November kicks off the final sprint. The Week 9 slate also led to some major movement in this week’s JP Poll as Josh Pate’s power ratings saw a big-time shift ahead of Week 10.

The sudden availability of the LSU job creates a hiring nightmare for the Gators, as top coaching candidates will now prioritize what many consider a top-five position in college football.

College football analyst Josh Pate’s latest rankings came with a shake-up at the top and a clear statement about who has earned the sport’s No. 1 spot. On Thurs

Up four spots following last week’s win over LSU, Vanderbilt is now at No. 10 in the Commissioner’s Poll. The Commodores are also in the Top 10 of the AP Top 25 for the first time since the 1940s as their surge continues under Clark Lea.

Josh Pate knows that Notre Dame is a big favorite against USC, but he thinks the Fighting Irish are on upset alert in Week 8.

The momentum surrounding the Florida State Seminoles has cooled considerably after back-to-back losses, and now college football analyst Josh Pate believes the pressure is mounting. On Thursday’s episode of Josh Pate’s College Football Show, he placed ...

Josh Pate called out LSU athletic director Scott Woodward for costly coaching buyouts involving Brian Kelly and Jimbo Fisher, highlighting his pattern of splash hires and financial missteps that continue to burden LSU.

That’s according to college football analyst Josh Pate, who joined ESPN’s Get Up on Thursday morning to discuss what is at stake for No. 20 LSU on Saturday. Kelly is not coaching for his job, Pate said, but he will be coaching to avoid some conversations he’d otherwise not want to have.