Tough losses may change your top 25 ranking, but it won't change your ability to plow through the College Football Playoff, if you can get there.
After last year's shock inclusion, never say die when it comes to the Crimson Tide.
Half of the AP Top 10 went down in a week of college football chaos that leaves the CFP outlook murky.
With Georgia, Texas, Alabama and Indiana all losing this week, the College Football Playoff race has been thrown into chaos. In a future, with a 24-team playoff, these losses might ring hollow.
Two straight losses have the program walking a tight rope with no safety net.
Every program in the country is vying for one of the 12 seats at the College Football Playoff table, and each week, Table for 12 will break down the 12 most important things that happened in the season-long game of musical chairs.
Don't be fooled by a lack of action by ESPN and the CFP during their exclusive negotiating window.
The Top 25 contest between the No. 13 Oregon Ducks and the No. 21 UCLA Bruins is huge for both sides.
From Iowa State-BYU to UCLA-Oregon (and everyone in between), we've got a ton of high-stakes games happening this weekend.
Week 4 told us a lot, including that Alabama is finally back. Here's what has us overhyped a month into the season.
Patience is already wearing thin in Los Angeles. Breaking a four-game losing streak could buy Riley time.
More data should mean more clarity, right? It could mean more clutter for fans to sift through.
The star quarterback passed his first test of the season but things only get harder from here.
The Big 12 race is wide open despite the preseason favorite Red Raiders' perfect start.
The Rebels gave their Playoff resume a massive boost on Saturday night, but some SEC rivals now find themselves on the outside looking in.