Fresh off a historic title run and a $105 million extension, Curt Cignetti publicly supports the Big Ten’s 24-team College Football Playoff proposal.

The College Football Playoff selection committee will have a steady helping of results to factor into their metrics during the 2026 season, thanks to a schedule filled with marquee non-conference and important league matchups pitting nationally-ranked teams -- or at least those perceived as threats seven months out.

Georgia coach Kirby Smart told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in an exclusive interview that he's "certainly" in favor of the College Football Playoff expanding

More College Football Playoff expansion could be coming soon. How would that have affected Indiana's National Championship run?

A longtime NCAA rule related to the College Football Playoff is being challenged by North Dakota State amid its move to the FBS. The post College Football Playoff Rule Under Scrutiny Amid FBS Addition appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The College Football Playoff is going to remain at 12 teams for the 2026 college football season, according to reports on Friday, Jan. 23. A formal announcement on the decision to remain at a 12-team field is expected later in the day. The news comes on ...

Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy stays in Oxford for 2026 and is believed to be the team's best returning player.

Army head coach Jeff Monken is among those advocating for the annual Army-Navy game to be moved to Thanksgiving weekend, which would help shorten the college football season by one week.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — If you want to understand where college football’s balance of power is actually moving, don’t just watch the championship games. Listen to Joel Klatt rank the coaches. On the latest episode of The Joel Klatt Show,

One of the best wide receivers in the 2027 college football recruiting class is getting serious interest despite his current commitment to the program that played for the national title.

The Power Four is split in half, with the Big Ten and SEC in control. What does that mean for the Big 12 and ACC?