The College Football Playoff looms large, even in Week 1. Teams like Oregon, Ole Miss and LSU can't afford to get caught sleepwalking.
The first power rankings are out and the G6 has a lot of College Football Playoff contenders early in the season, now including Memphis.
Matt Campbell can lead Penn State to the College Football Playoff and more realistic outcomes for the 2026 college football season.
Predicting the 12 teams who will make the College Football Playoff with Texas taking down Miami for the national championship.
The College Football Playoff is a ways away, but the first two months of the season just might shape the CFP field.
Collectively, the NCAA, the college administrators, and the players have created something nobody would have called college athletics 10 years ago.
The Irish have every reason to play like champions each Saturday.
A whole lot will change between now and the final CFP ranking. But what would the field look like if the first poll of the season held true?
The 12-team format deserves time to thrive. College football isn't March Madness.
It's just a matter of time before CFB fans are complaining about these rules too.
When it comes to College Football Playoff expansion, the question isn't if the field will grow, but whether it grows to 16 or 24 teams.
The SEC's villain arc just continues to soar upwards. Georgia head coach Kirby Smart's latest suggestion on the conference's future made sure of that.
Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko earned widespread praise for saying the desire to expand the CFP is a selfish push by head coaches wanting not to get fired. All it takes is a bit of common sense to realize how silly that take is.
Claiming the conference fares better in the CFP with a weaker non-conference slate isn't the own it thinks it is.
The 24-team College Football Playoff sounds scary, but it doesn't have to be. Opening the doors to more teams to have a stake in the championship race is a good thing.