Oklahoma could finish off Michigan's in Week 2, plus the biggest Group of Six matchup of the season.
College Football Playoff expansion isn't inevitable, but two major players are finally coming together to negotiate.
Every program in the country is vying for one of the 12 seats at the College Football Playoff table, and each week, the column will break down the 12 most important things that happened in the season-long game of musical chairs.
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.
Memphis and UNLV highlight college football's first weekend, and the loser's CFP hopes might already be shot before the year officially starts.
Steve Sarkisian and the Horns face a make-or-break year. But the scheduling gods have done them no favors.
College football’s biggest stars get the hype, but these underrated names could make all the difference in 2026.
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.
Penn State isn't the only team who could hurt themselves with a creampuff schedule.
USC has a lot of pressure to get into the College Football Playoff—along with these four other teams—but it doesn't mean this will be their year.
The rest of college football doesn't seem to care if it just means more in the South.
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.