The expanded College Football Playoff is heavy on SEC and Big Ten teams while a Group of Five threat controls its own destiny

The Big Ten bounced back in Week 3 of the college football season, with several teams picking up wins.

Nine of the top-10 teams are from the SEC and Big Ten. No. 8 Miami from the Atlantic Coast Conference is the lone exception.

SEC and Big Ten dominate AP Top 25, claiming 16 spots and raising concerns about power concentration in college football.

In the first College Football Playoff bracketology, the SEC has a deep stable of contenders, and Big Ten should likewise have three or more teams.

While the 2024 season has brought a resurgence for long-dormant giants like Nebraska and Tennessee, Florida State is heading in an entirely different direction. The Seminoles are stuck in a seemingly endless loop of futility and,

After the latest AP Top 25 was released, the updated projections for the College Football Playoff were revealed by the Associated Press. No. 1 Texas

Here's a look at where the ACC's 17 programs stand after Week 3 of the college football season, including yet another drop for Florida State football

LSU nearly took a loss that would have all but ended its College Football Playoff hopes three weeks into the season, but the second-largest road comeback in program history was enough for it to overcome a 17-0 deficit and win 36-33 against South Carolina in Columbia.