New Group of Five rep as College Football Playoff projections change after Week 4
USC had a chance to further its cause, only to drop its Big Ten debut to Michigan 27-24. So, the only changes in our top 12 were near the bottom of the dozen as Northern Illinois falls to Buffalo, relinquishing its chance to be the Group of Five representative — at least for now.
College football Week 4 overreactions: Tennessee takes big step toward making CFP; end is near for Mack Brown
Go ahead and pencil Tennessee into the College Football Playoff. The No. 6 Vols cleared their biggest hurdle yet by going on the road and opening SEC play with a 25-15 win against No. 15 Oklahoma, a likely cathartic moment for Sooners legend and current Tennessee coach Josh Heupel.
Conference play got underway across college football and a few major games helped shape the state of title game races. No. 6 ...
Week 4 of the college football season is here, and we've got you covered with all of Saturday's top plays. Follow along here!
Week 4 in college football was not good for certain schools in North Carolina (cheer up residents of Raleigh and Chapel Hill) ...
We’re ways away from the N.J. football playoffs, but Week 4 will certainly have a postseason feel given some of the matchups ...
In the afternoon window, No. 18 Michigan toppled No. 11 USC in a way only the Wolverines could, essentially winning solely ...
Washington is ushering in a new era as Jedd Fisch takes the reins as head coach, succeeding Kalen DeBoer. With most of the ...
With Jordan Love still working his way back from an MCL sprain, the Green Bay Packers are expected to once again have Malik ...
LSU's Week 4 script wasn't much different than the one we've seen so far this season. LSU didn't play its best football in ...
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