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Charles Davis on CFB’s New Reality

August 12, 2026

CBS Sports Charles Davis joined the show to preview the college football season, discussing everything from uniforms to the changing landscape of the sport. Davis called Oregon’s endless uniform combinations tough to beat and praised UNC and UCLA’s classic looks. He also believes fans are beginning to settle into the realities of NIL and roster…

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