college football

After falling just short of the college football playoff, Dak Prescott and Mississippi State look to go out on a high note against Georgia Tech’s potent run game.

A Texas A&M student coach is in hot water after taking some cheap shots at West Virgina University players yesterday. Michael Richardson was on the Aggie team until an injury killed his career in 2012. This didn't stop him from being “the 12th man” for the Aggies yesterday.

Marcus Mariota won college football’s highest award in a landslide, becoming the first Oregon player to win the Heisman Trophy. The junior quarterback received more than twice as many total points as the runner-up, Wisconsin running back Melvin Gordon...

The first college football playoff highlights this year's bowl season. Here is the complete lineup of games so you can plan your TV viewing habits accordingly.

The field for the inaugural College Football Playoff is set. So, who ya got?

Rivalry week lived up to its name as several big games came down to the wire and knocked some powerhouses out of playoff contention.

It should be a relatively quiet week in college football, but this season has taught us to expect the unexpected.

Northwestern beat Notre Dame over the weekend in an overtime thriller, but when the Wildcats look back at the big win, they'll most likely be more excited about what happened after the game ended.

More title contenders fell out of contention as six big games between ranked teams took their toll on the playoff possibilities.

For the first time in college football history, five of the top eight teams in the AP poll all lost. And that was just the beginning of this week’s craziness.

Top teams escaped with some big wins while the first big-name coach of the season got the axe. Here are some of the big stories from this week in college football.

The SEC has suspended Mississippi State center Dillon Day for stepping on two LSU players during last week's game.