A 27-point comeback win for the No. 3 team in the nation and a potential landscape-altering result in Tuscaloosa headline another chaotic week of college football.
College football is unpredictable and delightful, which is why we live for what happens on Saturdays. And Week 11 certainly delivered, from a thriller in Happy Valley to even more chaos in ACC country.
Ohio State, Indiana, Texas A&M and Alabama are sitting pretty. But the selection committee will have to make some tough choices as it fills out its first set of rankings.
Ohio State and Indiana keep taking care of business. Texas A&M and Alabama look like the SEC’s best. But beyond them, what do we really know about other highly ranked teams in college football?
Everyone who works in and around college football expects a great deal of coaching turnover this offseason. Here’s how the open jobs stack up against one another.
This year’s race feels more way more open than usual at this point in the season. Will it come down to these prolific quarterbacks — or could an elite running back sneak into the picture?
Most of the quarterbacks who are writing the story of the 2025 season are not the ones who entered the season with the most hype. Here’s a midseason evaluation of the sport’s most notable signal-callers.
Penn State’s willingness to pay the second-biggest buyout in college football history is an expensive reminder of the cost of doing business at this level.
Nicole Auerbach jumped the Crimson Tide all the way up to No. 4 after the win in Athens. Why are her fellow AP voters hesitant to give Alabama more credit?
There’s not much else to say at this point. Everyone knows the narrative. Everyone knows the statistic. And here it is: Penn State head coach James Franklin is now 4-21 against AP top-10 opponents.
