Wes Glinsmann

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 final college football weekend of the year will determine a number of conference titles, award winners and, most importantly, the four teams headed to the college football playoff. Here are the big questions for Championship Weekend.

One of the craziest finishes in history highlights another exciting week in college football. Here are some of the big stories and things we've learned.

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.

Upsets shook up the SEC race while Notre Dame's luck finally ran out. Those were just some of the big highlights from this week in college football.

Now the fun begins. With September's slate of sad non-conference games behind us, now we get to the good stuff with a full schedule of conference match ups and several games between ranked teams. Here are some of the big questions this week in college football.

We’re still in the first month of the season, but some fanbases (and even coaches) are already hitting the panic button. After last week’s rash of upsets, here are some of the big questions for this week in college football.

Chaos reigned supreme as upsets shook up the Top Ten and wild comebacks ended in dramatic fashion. Here are some of the highlights from this week in college football. Ole Miss Knocked Alabama Off Its SEC Perch We should have known it wasn’t going to be Alabama’s night when the Crimson Tide fumbled the opening kickoff, leading to a quick Ole Miss field goal...

With college football just around the corner — FINALLY — here are some of the big questions as we enter the 2015 season.

Tajh Boyd racked up an Orange Bowl-record 505 total yards and six touchdowns as No. 12 Clemson came back late to knock off the No. 7 Buckeyes, 40-35.

You’d think if you were a millionaire living in southern California, you wouldn’t have to resort to buying up billboard space in an attempt to get a girlfriend. Apparently, you’d be wrong.

Former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky will spend the rest of his life behind bars after being sentenced Tuesday to 30 to 60 years in prison for his role in the Penn State sex-abuse case.