Beyond the College Football Playoff race, there are some interesting developing stories in the push for bowl season.

Auburn's firing of Hugh Freeze adds another major program to an unprecedented wave of coaching changes that includes Penn State, Oklahoma State, and four SEC schools.

The first College Football Playoff ranking drops Tuesday. Here's what some leading outlets are predicting after a wild Week 10.

Jeff Sagarin, a sports computer rankings expert, is still refining his system for evaluating college football teams at 77, despite knowing perfection is impossible.

Texas won a thriller in Austin, but Greg McElroy says the drama never seems to end. On Sunday’s episode of ESPN’s Always College Football, McElroy labeled the T

Franklin is listed as the favorite to become the next head coach at two programs: the expected choice, Virginia Tech, and the more surprising one, Arkansas.

College football player Tate Sandell's on-the-field attire drew controversy when ESPN commentator Kirk Herbstreit mocked the Oklahoma Sooners' kicker for his "Daisy Dukes."

The Halloween weekend didn’t change the passing race too much. An overtime stunner in Dallas came with a 300-plus yard air show, a West Coast shootout delivered

Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola will miss the rest of the season because of a lower right leg injury, coach Matt Rhule announced Sunday. Raiola was injured while getting sacked in the third quarter of the Cornhuskers' 21-17 loss to Southern California on Saturday night.

SportsLine college football expert Thomas Casale looks at the top Week 11 games to bet now and which ones you should wait on for better lines