It was a very up-and-down first round of the College Football Playoff, including multiple blowouts. The quarterfinals promise to be much more entertaining with some intriguing matchups. As we get deeper into the playoffs,

Marcus Freeman to the New York Giants is the latest coaching carousel talking point that just won’t go away, amid rampant speculation that the Notre Dame head c

The 2025 College Football Playoff is down to eight teams ahead of the holiday season, including 3 BIg Ten and SEC programs. This year’s bracket saw two non Group of 4 conference representatives with James Madison and Tulane included in the playoff.

College Football Playoff schedule, TV channel, time, streaming information for Ohio State Buckeyes vs Miami Hurricanes CFP game on Dec. 31, 2025.

The College Football Playoff quarterfinals feature four blockbuster matchups involving eight teams that have been spurred to this point in varying degrees by their quarterback play. But there's one QB matchup that appears to stand above the rest as New Year's Eve and the resumption of the CFP approach.

Eight teams are left standing in the 2025 College Football Playoff field after Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Tulane and James Madison were sent packing in the first round of this year's 12-team battle for a national championship.

Steve Devlin has been hired as the head football coach at Alvernia University, the university announced on Tuesday. Alvernia was 0-10 this past season and 0-9 in the Middle Atlantic Conference.

Every Alabama incompletion and Oklahoma gain of 4 yards or more served as a referendum on the selection committee. Until the game flipped.

The second installment of the 12-team College Football Playoff brought more strong TV ratings for ESPN and ABC. All told, the first round averaged 9.9 million viewers across ESPN, ABC, TNT and truTV.

On Tuesday, head coach Jim Clements was named the Walter Camp Foundation Division II Coach of the Year, while linebacker Brandon Hile and offensive lineman Ryan Schernecke were selected to the All-America Team.

Few sports in the world can rival the tribalism of college football, and some media personalities can't seem to help themselves either. As conferences curry favor with television networks through lucrative media rights deals and the like,