College Football Playoff

College Football Playoff embarks into its first year with an expanded, 12-team format this week following a chaotic regular season.

Two Heisman Trophy finalists are not playing in the Playoff, along with eight talents in the CBS Sports NFL Draft Prospect Rankings.

CFP director ‘infuriated’ bracket was leaked before Sunday reveal

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The final College Football Playoff rankings have been revealed. With the announcement, the 12-team CFP bracket is also officially set.

Tuesday night’s latest CFP selection committee rankings potentially set the stage for the demise of conference title contests.

The selection committee will release its penultimate rankings on Tuesday as we head into conference championship weekend.

With just one week remaining until the committee makes its selections, four different West Coast programs have a shot at reaching the Playoff.

As Thanksgiving approaches, there are more possibilities this Week 14 than there are wishbones at the adult table. 

The top four stayed the same for the third week in a row in the fourth installment of the College Football Playoff rankings Tuesday night.

Week 13’s slate of games might as well be called Bloody Saturday given all the Top 25 losses that the CFP committee must consider.

While the top-five teams remained unchanged entering Week 13, the rest of the bracket saw considerable reshuffling

Ohio State, Oregon, and Penn State are likely in at this point. The Vols could make it a thing with the Hoosiers, and they will. 

There are 40 college football teams still mathematically alive to reach six wins: 24 five-win teams and 16 four-win teams.

An e-mail sent to Penn State season ticket holders outlining some of the plans should the Nittany Lions host a playoff game.

There are four weeks left before the conference title games, meaning we are close to finding out who will be in the first 12-team Playoff.

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Oregon, Ohio State, Georgia, Miami top 1st College Football Playoff rankings