The first College Football Playoff rankings have been released – and Georgia fans shouldn’t be surprised that they’re not number one. I guess I should’ve said “SPOILER ALERT” before that, huh? ESPN unveiled the first set of CFP rankings on
Come Tuesday night, the Associated Press poll and the AFCA Coaches poll really lose meaning. That’s the cold fact, but for now, for today, here they are in all of their glory. Defending national champion Georgia remains number one in
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh surveys the field in a recent game. The Wolverines, ranked No. 2 in the nation in both the Associated Press and the AFCA Coaches polls, have had more troubles off the field than on it in
A showdown between two Pac-12 powers and the World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party – do they even still call it that? That’s otherwise known as the Florida-Georgia game, or these days, maybe it’s the Georgia-Florida game. No matter what name
Southern Cal coach Lincoln Riley has missed practice on back-to-back days, and his coaching in the Trojans’ road game at Cal this weekend is in doubt. A spokesperson for the University said Tuesday that Riley was under doctor’s orders, and
Joel Klatt’s poll rarely makes news. Today, it is, simply because of what he did with the defending national champion Georgia, the current number one team in both the Associated Press and AFCA Coaches polls. In Klatt’s poll (2023 college
For the first time this season – heck, who knows, really how long – the top seven in the new Associated Press college football poll and the AFCA Coaches poll are the exact same. The major difference is the margin
I warned ‘em. I told you guys, too. I warned ‘em, the staff who try to pick the outcome of games – college and NFL – here every week for TFB that I would not only catch up with them
Coming off his Heisman moment – a five-play, 75-yard scoring drive to beat then No. 3 Texas 34-30 on the final play of the game – Oklahoma quarterback Dillon Gabriel and the Sooners (6-0, 3-0 in the Big 12 Conference)
Joel Klatt, Fox Sports’ college football analyst, releases his own top 10 every week – often it mirrors the AP or USA Today / AFCA polls, at least at the top. This week, the one (VERY) noticeable difference is that,