Blame Texas and Oklahoma. Without two of the biggest programs in college football deciding in the summer of 2021 to light the fuse in search of financial stability, none of this happens.

We need a committee that rewards wins in significant nonleague games more than it penalizes for losses in those games.

Disappointing seasons for a few coaches dropped them out of Stewart Mandel's top 25 entirely. Who made the cut?

The college football landscape changes every year, with new teams emerging as powerhouses as each decade turns. While winning percentage doesn’t mean everything, it is a telltale sign of which teams ...

The Wolverines didn't have the 2024 season they hoped for, but finished with a bang and hope to bring that momentum into 2025 ...

In 2021, the NCAA began to allow college athletes the opportunity to make money off of NIL deals which gave EA the opportunity to reboot its beloved college football video games. This led to a new ...

The USC Trojans rocked the college football world in November 2021 when they pulled Lincoln Riley away from Oklahoma with a lucrative 10-year contract to become ...