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No. 15 Western Michigan’s Cinderella year and dreams of an undefeated season came to an end with a 24-16 loss to No. 8 Wisconsin in the Cotton Bowl Classic.

Clemson’s defense handed Ohio State its first shutout in 23 years while Deshaun Watson had another big game to lead the Tigers to a 31-0 win in the PlayStation Fiesta Bowl.

Lamar Jackson became the youngest Heisman Trophy winner in history Saturday night, edging out Clemson’s Deshaun Watson and Baker Mayfield of Oklahoma for college football’s top honor.

Fourth-ranked Washington takes on No. 20 USC in a big game with Pac-12 and playoff ramifications.

Can Ohio State rebound against a Top 10 opponent? Can Leonard Fournette and LSU shock No. 1 Alabama?

The Crimson Tide rolls on while the Big Ten remains the nation’s strongest conference at the top.

While Week Two didn’t feature any big-name matchups, it didn’t lack for big plays and excitement. Here are some key takeaways from this week in college football. Hail Marys Are Always Entertaining. Even When They Shouldn’t Count. Central Michigan upset No...

After a bunch of good games and upsets last week, this week looks more like a traditional September weekend with the top teams playing a laundry list of weak competition.

It's almost practice time for college football teams, and the first game is only about six weeks away.  Finally!  We've all been having football withdrawals. We rarely see the day-to-day, behind the scenes work that the players put in, but we've got a glimpse of the Aggies' workout facility here.  It's been named one of the Top 10 in the country.

The nation's top two teams square off Monday night with the national championship on the line.

We don't know how many of these guys ended up with concussions, but it's probably best not to think about that if you want to enjoy this.

Clemson and Oklahoma square off in a bowl rematch, but this time the stakes are much higher.