Showing up is half the battle but some programs might as well have stayed home after their poor performances Saturday.
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Changes to kickoff times remind us of the real consequences of coast-to-coast conferences.
Are the Crimson Tide are being judged by a different standard? The latest rankings make it seem that way.
The Hurricanes lost at Notre Dame. The Hoosiers didn't even play. They both plunged in the rankings.
It would take just a handful of the wrong teams losing to expose the corner the committee painted itself into.
Sometimes making a move does more damage than it intended to fix.
One way or another the pretenders will be exposed when it matters most.
The Selection Committee has made it clear which programs it favors and which it's challenging to prove themselves.
What happened to Florida State in 2023 could become relevant for several CFP hopefuls this season.
Expanding the CFP to 24 teams raises a key question. What exactly are conferences still good for?
New York's got to change something to break the cycle of suck.
Nobody is safe as college football's witching hour rolls on.
Philip Rivers isn't the only former player who could save his alma mater on the sidelines.
The Fernando Mendoza era in Las Vegas is coming sooner rather than later.
As if fans needed any more proof the Selection Committee's initial rankings were bogus.
The Buckeyes were already a shaky contender at best before Julian Sayin's injury.
Even a win just delays the inevitable for these sideline bosses.
New York's unusual success this season has hinged on a healthy rushing attack.
Don't be surprised of the CFP Selection Committee baffles fans again in December.
A third loss didn't officially eliminate the Buckeyes. It left them with almost no margin for error.