Wes Glinsmann

It’s Championship Week, with conference titles and playoff bids on the line. Here are the big question marks for the last week of college football’s regular season.

After weeks of speculation and rumor, Texas officials finally ended the Charlie Strong era, firing the coach Saturday after three seasons.

This Thanksgiving, we give thanks for many classic rivalry games with big playoff implications. Here are some of the big question marks going into this weekend. Who Wins The Game? Ohio State/Michigan is always one of the nation's most heated rivalries, but the emotions will be running especially high this week with a potential playoff spot on the line...

It’s a relatively calm week, with only three games between ranked teams. But, after last weekend, would more big upsets surprise you?

To no one's surprise, Alabama was named the No. 1 team in the initial College Football Playoff rankings.

Eight ranked teams--including four previously unbeaten ones--went down to defeat as upsets were the rule of the day.

Our first major upset of the season and a Big 12 shootout for the ages highlight a wild week in college football.

It’s a big week in the SEC West with three Top 25 matchups that could shake up the conference landscape. Here are some of the big question marks as we enter the second half of college football’s regular season

The Crimson Tide rolls on while the Big Ten remains the nation’s strongest conference at the top.

It was a football weekend filled with crazy finishes and historic blowouts.

With three Top Ten games on the schedule, this week in college football delivered some exciting action and helped shape the playoff hunt.

For the first time since 2002, we’ll have three Top 10 matchups this week. Here are some of the burning questions going into a big weekend of college football.