College football Week 8 recap: Playoff contenders stock watch
In Week 8, college football officially got cranky. Georgia emerged from its 30-15 statement win over Texas raging at officials and leaning as hard as ever into "No one believes in us" nonsense. Alabama and Tennessee could only fight the officials to a draw during a penalty festival in Knoxville,
Lambert cemented Kent State's first MAC championship in 1972 with a 29-tackle performance in the regular-season finale ...
The Sooners, who rank 128th in total offense and 107th in scoring, fired offensive coordinator Seth Littrell, sources told ...
In Week 8, college football officially got cranky. Georgia emerged from its 30-15 statement win over Texas raging at ...
With Georgia handing Texas its first loss while other contenders remained unbeaten, we take another look at all the bowl ...
After another topsy-turvy week, Ohio State reclaims the top spot in SP+ rankings. Plus, College Football Playoff projections ...
The playoff picture changed from top to bottom in Week 8 after Tennessee and Georgia emerged as winners of the two biggest ...
With No. 1 Texas struggling in a loss to No. 5 Georgia, Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian briefly benched quarterback Quinn ...
East Carolina fired coach Mike Houston on Sunday, one day after falling to 3-4. Athletic director Jon Gilbert said in a ...
Indiana quarterback Kurtis Rourke (thumb) is not expected to play next week against Washington but will return to the ...
Texas issued an apology for fans throwing trash after a controversial penalty, while Georgia AD Josh Brooks questioned why ...
In Josh Heupel's fourth season, the Vols have now won two of their last three against Alabama, this latest a 24-17 conquest ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback