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NCAAF · 4 hours ago

Who Are the Top 5 College Football Teams to Watch in 2026?

Who Are the Top 5 College Football Teams to Watch in 2026?

Segment Spotlight: Quick Hits From Outspoken With Dan Sileo

Dan Sileo's Predictions and Insights on College Football Rankings

In a recent discussion on college football, Dan Sileo shared his preseason rankings and predictions for the upcoming season. He places Notre Dame at the fifth position, followed by Georgia at four, Ohio State at three, Miami at two, and Indiana at the top spot. Sileo emphasizes that although this is a preseason ranking, these teams are expected to be the front-runners, and their order might shuffle as the season progresses.

Turning his focus to Notre Dame, Sileo is highly optimistic about their prospects this year. He has placed a significant bet on them to win it all, securing odds of 7 to 1. With an average point spread of -23 points weekly, he expects Notre Dame to dominate the field largely. Sileo notes that the team has a strong motivation derived from not making the playoffs last season. He highlights CJ Carr as the odds-on favorite to win the Heisman Trophy and commends the coaching prowess found in Indiana, suggesting that Notre Dame’s own Coach Freeman might be the second-best in college football.

Moreover, Sileo points out Notre Dame’s exceptional defense and a relatively easy schedule, which he believes will help the team avoid injuries and maintain top form. Their substantial investment in the team, ranking fifth in spending among the discussed teams with Texas possibly leading, adds to their robust setup for the season. Sileo concludes with confidence in Notre Dame's ability to overcome challenges in the playoffs, propelled by their determination to prove themselves after last year's disappointment.