The initial rankings for the highly anticipated, first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff confirmed what many believed even before the season began: The Southeastern Conference will be represented in the new-look tournament. Indeed, Georgia, Texas, Tennessee, and Alabama combine to make

Oregon debuted at No. 1 in the College Football Playoff committee’s 2024 in-season rankings Tuesday, with Big Ten rival Ohio State right behind at No. 2. The CFP rankings were revealed for the first time in the playoff’s 12-team era,

Vance Spafford, the No. 10-ranked wide receiver in the 2026 class, committed to Georgia on Tuesday. The 5-foot-11, 175-pound Spafford picked the Bulldogs over offers from Oregon, Nebraska and Ole Miss. In the first nine games of the regular season

Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney joked Tuesday that the state was ready to vote him out of office after an Election Day misunderstanding. Poll workers in South Carolina denied Swinney’s attempt to cast a ballot Tuesday morning, telling him the

Nebraska is bringing in veteran college coach Dana Holgorsen as a consultant, hoping he can help the Cornhuskers put some points on the scoreboard. Behind freshman quarterback Dylan Raiola, the Huskers are averaging 23.6 points — tied for 100th in

Southern California is benching starting quarterback Miller Moss and will replace him with transfer Jayden Maiava, multiple outlets reported Tuesday. The Trojans (4-5) are on a bye week after losing four of their past five games. They are preparing Maiava

After two months of college football comes the first chance to see if committee members in charge of setting the new, 12-team bracket for the playoff have been watching the same season unfold as everyone else. If they have, then

The Colorado Buffaloes are already bowl eligible for the first time since 2016 and are ranked No. 21 in the Associated Press Top 25 poll, but they aren’t driving the same massive television ratings seen during coach Deion Sanders’ first