Paul Finebaum shot back at Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt for his comments about his quarterback play in comparison with Quinn Ewers. The Sun Devils star said he wanted to prove he is the better quarterback and while there was a little trash talk,

Arizona State Sun Devils QB Sam Leavitt is out to prove something against the Texas Longhorns. Ahead of the biggest game of his football career, Leavitt did not hold back on his feelings, telling the Arizona State media that he wants to show the world that he is a superior QB to Longhorns star Quinn Ewers.

Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt has something to prove when he leads his Sun Devils into a College Football Playoff game against Texas on Wednesday. He said Saturday that he was "confused" by some of the score predictions he's seen for the Peach Bowl. Texas is a 13.5-point favorite according to the sportsbooks.

Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt is gearing up for one of the biggest games of his career as the Sun Devils take on the No. 5 Texas Longhorns on Wednesday in the second

Quinn Ewers reportedly has a $6 million offer to transfer out of Texas instead of going pro, but his former teammate said that would be a waste of money.

As the College Football Playoff rages on, Quinn Ewers and Texas are focused on one thing: getting a win over Arizona State in Wednesday’s Peach Bowl and advance to the semifinals. Ewers played done of his best games of the season in a first-round win over Clemson,

Sam Leavitt didn’t back down from last week’s assertion that he’ll be the best quarterback in the Peach Bowl on New Year’s Day, which, by all appearances, didn’t offend Quinn Ewers in the least. Like a Mastiff regarding a yapping Chihuahua.

Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers reportedly has a massive offer on the table for him to leave school next year and enter the transfer portal.

An unnamed team has offered quarterback Quinn Ewers $6 million to return to college football for one final season, with Arch Manning set to become Texas starter in 2025

Quinn Ewers reportedly has a massive offer on the table to switch schools and stay in college for another year. On3 Sports reported Tuesday that an unnamed school is making a $6 million pitch to the Texas quarterback to enter the transfer portal and take over behind center.