College Football Playoff

The tournament will keep its four-team format, expanding no earlier than the 2026-27 season.

Viewers took to social media to question why Joe Biden had not gotten rid of the military branch when he became President.

The stalling of the current talks make it unlikely that the playoff field will be expanded beyond four teams before at least 2024.

Alabama and Cincinnati are set to play Friday night in the Cotton Bowl in Texas, with Michigan and Georgia scheduled to follow in the Orange Bowl in Florida.

The College Football Playoff announced contingency plans Wednesday for how it will handle COVID issues that may impact any of the four playoff teams.

The Cincinnati Bearcats remain in the top 4 for a playoff spot with one weekend of regular season to go.

If the postseason playoff is expanded from four to 12 teams, there would be no limit on the number of teams coming from one conference.

Folks may have to watch this video more than a few times to figure out what happened on a bizarre, 1-yard touchdown pass.

The Alabama senior received 1,856 total points, beating Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence and Crimson Tide teammate Mac Jones.

The Buckeyes are scheduled to play Alabama for the national title on January 11 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.

Alabama and Clemson are the top two teams in this year's college playoff. Did the committee get the other two playoff teams right? Here are the final College Football Playoff rankings.

Florida lost at home to a team with a losing record, but only slipped one spot? Here are the last rankings before the championship weekend.

The Tigers could finish with a 5-5 record this season and might have featured in a bowl game after the NCAA waived eligibility rules.

Alabama has been No. 1 in the CFP rankings 21 times now, more than all other teams combined at 19 times ranked at the top spot. There was a surprise move in the top 10.

A No. 4 versus No. 5 matchup could be a perfect de facto playoff quarterfinal. The players deserve it. The fans want it. College football needs it.

Alabama remains the No. 1 team, but there were some movers and shakers in this week's ranking.

The state will hit 1 million positive cases on Tuesday, yet the governor wants businesses and schools to remain open. That likely means nine college bowl games and the February Super Bowl will have fans in the stands.

"My gosh, BYU (at) No. 14? That is absolutely nuts to me, just watching how dominant they are, not just analytically, but physically, when you turn on the tape," one analyst said.

The CFP rankings determine which teams will play for the national championship, and also help sort out the bowl games.

Here's how to watch the first CFP rankings of 2020, and here is a prediction on how they'll wind up Tuesday night—one month before the final pairings.

From the Frisco Bowl to the national championship, here's the full bowl lineup that includes the Rose, Sugar, Cotton, Fiesta and Peach Bowls, as well as the Duke's Mayo Bowl—with 35 games in all.

The Big Ten and Mountain West kicked off their seasons on Saturday, and their teams and players have already jolted the rankings, College Football Playoff prediction and Heisman frontrunners.

There's an unlikely frontrunner for the Heisman Trophy, a shakeup in the Big 12, defending champs going down in a loss, two ACC teams that can beat Clemson and a new set of weekly rankings, with a new No. 1.

The Big Ten has also lagged behind with its return during COVID-19, but at least the Big Ten blazed a trail to postpone sports, and to their abrupt return. The Pac-12 has remained a few steps behind.

The Fighting Irish climbed to No. 7 in the AP Top 25 Rankings and will be looking to make it two wins in two games this season.

The Big Ten presidents on Wednesday reversed their course from August, when they postponed all Fall sports. Here's what it will look like now with a modified Fall schedule.

The Fighting Irish play their first-ever conference game on Saturday when they make their ACC debut against the Blue Devils.

Clemson and Oklahoma begin their season on Saturday, with another five top-25 ranked programs also in action.

In comparison, 21 percent said they oppose the postponement of the season, with 12 percent saying they somewhat oppose and 9 percent saying they strongly oppose.

The NCAA's new proposals will allow athletes to benefit from third party endorsements but the video game isn't any closer to a return.