Not just a super lot of changes in either the Associated Press poll or the USA Today / AFCA Coaches poll this week, both being released on Sunday. The top four remained the same in both polls – Georgia kept
Rarely does a highly-billed game really live up to its hype. Saturday’s game between No. 7 Oregon and No. 8 Washington? It did, and then some. In a game with six lead changes and good quarterback play on both sides,
Without question, the game of highest importance on the schedule on Saturday is Oregon at Washington, a top-10 battle (A preview: Historic clash and national spotlight await longtime rivals when No. 7 Washington hosts No. 8 Oregon). But there are
The Big 12 Conference became even more top-heavy Thursday night, with just two teams, Oklahoma and Texas, standing either unbeaten (the Sooners) or with one loss (Texas). That’s because Houston, looking for its first-ever win as a member of the
Fox Sports college football analyst Joel Klatt releases his top 10 every week of the regular season, and sometimes it’s not “news-y.” This week, it might be. Klatt, who normally does the 11 a.m. game with Gus Johnson on FOX
Both the Associated Press and the USA Today / AFCA Coaches poll have been released – or escaped – and there are a few changes, following Oklahoma’s win over Texas, and a couple of other previously-undefeated teams falling on Saturday.
Ninth-ranked Southern Cal and reigning Heisman Trophy-winner Caleb Williams needed triple overtime to survive an upset bid at home over scrappy Arizona; eleventh-ranked Alabama plodded through the first half against rival Texas A&M in College Station, then looked a little
Missouri took LSU to the wire, Maryland out-played Ohio State – for a half, and Texas and Oklahoma gave everyone a show in their annual Cotton Bowl showdown, all the way up until the Sooners scored late for the win
This weekend’s college football games should help us begin to figure out – to weed out, if you will – some of the pretenders from the contenders. It won’t be complete: there will still be a few hanging around. But
Looking back on the college football weekend, and we’ll do this each Sunday. This one was posting a little late, but hope you’ll enjoy it. Famous last, or in this case, stupid words: I actually opened the college football weekend