One Big 12 contender is losing their star quarterback for the rest of the season. Find out how this impacts the Big 12 and College Football Playoff races.

The first official College Football Playoff rankings for this season will be announced on Tuesday, Nov. 4. This means that it's time to start playing the game of "Who's in, who's out?" And there are a few teams whose Week 10 matchups could determine their fates ahead of the early CFP rankings.

Navy is now the only American team undefeated in conference play, but the Midshipmen have a daunting November schedule.

Last week delivered the official knockout blow to a handful of teams clinging to fading conference championship hopes or wishful College Football Playoff aspira

Memphis (at Rice), Indiana (at a flagging Maryland) -- are probably safer than others, but the distribution of upsets will have a huge impact on a College Football Playoff race that is about to pick up steam.

The Rutgers Scarlet Knights face the Illinois Fighting Illini on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025 at Memorial Stadium in Champaign, Ill.

The No. 23 USC Trojans are seven games through and have earned they way back into the top 25 heading into week 10. What USC still has left to do is convince the

The Ohio State Buckeyes were faced with a real problem last season after winning the College Football Playoff. The reality was that the Buckeyes were going to have to replace both their offensive and defensive coordinators.