Wes Glinsmann

The playoff selection process ended with little drama as the top four teams entering the weekend all advanced to the College Football Playoff.

Ohio State and Michigan gave us a game for the ages and the playoff is starting to take shape.

For the first time in history, the top three teams in the AP poll will all be on the road against ranked opponents. If that doesn’t scream potential for chaos, I don’t know what does. Here are some of the big questions going into this weekend of college football.

Alabama rallied for a fourth quarter comeback to beat Clemson, 45-40, and secure the Crimson Tide’s fourth national championship in seven years.

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

While the New Year’s Six bowls turned out to be clunkers, the second week of bowl season brought us some of the wildest games of the year.

The corporate sponsors might not be household names and the stadiums might have been less than half full. But that didn't stop some exciting action during the first week of bowl season.

The second week of bowl season boasts some solid matchups that will make for great watching before we get to the playoffs.

With the first college football playoff poll out and several big games between ranked teams on the schedule, this could be the first true elimination week in what should be a wild month of college football. Here are some of the big stories this week:

It was a wild week of college football that was, unfortunately, marred by tragedy. Here are some of the top stories from the gridiron.

It’s a fairly quiet week as we enter the stretch run, with just one game between ranked teams. But there are still plenty of interesting questions to be answered this Saturday.

After all the upsets the last couple Saturdays, this looks to be a calmer week with just one game between ranked teams. But that doesn’t mean this weekend won’t have its own share of excitement. Here are the big storylines going into this weekend in college football.