You won't see ESPN's Stephen A. Smith roaming the sidelines of one of the most anticipated college football games of 2026 tomorrow.

ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith has fired shots at the Cleveland Browns by stating that LSU and Ole Miss could potentially beat the NFL team. The Todd Monken-coached team lost 34-10 to the Jacksonville Jaguars in their opening game of the NFL season.

ESPN firebrand Stephen A. Smith apparently wants no part of the visceral animus expected in Oxford during Saturday’s highly anticipated return of first-year LSU head coach Lane Kiffin. In fact, the First Take host expects so much acrimony and hostility from the indignant Ole Miss fanbase that he’s backed off plans to return to town for the Week 3

The Lions have been unable to contain the Saints and Bills' offenses two games into the season, getting criticism from Stephen A. Smith.

A large contingent of national media members is expected to be on hand Saturday night when Ole Miss hosts LSU in Lane Kiffin’s return to Oxford. One prominent sports media personality who will not be there is ESPN’s Stephen A.

The Buffalo Bills look great after a 2-0 start, but Stephen A. Smith isn't buying their hot start enough to call them top AFC Super Bowl contenders.

Lane Kiffin is certainly a popular topic of conversation in college football right now. Popular might not be the best way to describe people's emotions

The most highly anticipated college football game of the season is too hostile an occasion for ESPN's Stephen A Smith to attend.

Stephen A. Smith is making another move in support of HBCUs, and this time, money is involved. As an ambassador for the HBCU Week Foundation, Smith is launching the HBCU Week Sports Scholarship Program,

CFB voices push back on Stephen A. Smith’s Ole Miss concerns, calling his stance disappointing and defending Oxford’s game-day atmosphere.