HOW IT WORKS
We don't write fan blogs. We'd rather send readers to the people who do. Link one of our team hubs in a post, and that post shows up on that team's page in front of the fans looking for exactly it. Free, no exclusivity, and the link back to you is the whole point.
Send us your blog's RSS or Atom feed with the form below. We read every submission by hand: original college football writing only, no scraped aggregation.
Once you're approved, link to a team's hub anywhere in a post and that post shows up on that team's page. That link is how we know which team the post is about. There are no tags to fill in and nothing to submit per post. You're welcome to nofollow the link; it makes no difference to us.
We read approved feeds every hour, confirm the link on the live post, and list the 5 most recent posts on each team's hub for about 30 days. Your headline, your blog's name, and a link straight back to you.
Not sure which URL to link? The Hub Linker takes a draft and adds the right hub links for you. You review and approve every link before you publish; the tool just finds the URLs.
THE RULES
- Write about college football, and write it yourself: analysis, reporting, opinion. Link roundups and auto-generated content don't qualify.
- Link the teams a post is actually about, up to 3 per post. A post that links a dozen team hubs it never mentions gets held for review. That's the one thing that will get a feed pulled.
- The link has to be on the live post, in the body, where a reader would follow it. We check the page itself, not just the feed. Nofollow is fine.
- Keep your feed working. A feed that fails repeatedly, goes quiet for months, or starts publishing something other than what was approved comes out of rotation and needs a fresh look before it goes back in.
- We decide what's listed. Placement isn't sold, isn't guaranteed, doesn't come with any promised search-ranking benefit, and can be pulled at any time.