Saturdays Feed My Soul

College football's hierarchy was turned upside down in Week 6. Oklahoma stunned No. 1 Texas, Georgia strengthened its championship credentials, and unbeaten UCLA continued to defy expectations. Meanwhile, LSU and Florida suffered damaging defeats, and Indiana survived another scare. Here are five things that defined a dramatic weekend of college football.

Week 5 separated college football’s contenders from the chasing pack. Missouri stunned Florida, Alabama looked ominously good, Jeremiah Smith starred again, Miami made another statement and Michigan stumbled against Minnesota.

Week 4 delivered another shake-up as Florida stunned Ole Miss, LSU bounced back emphatically and Iowa handed Michigan its first defeat. Meanwhile, Texas and Georgia stayed unbeaten as the contenders begin to separate themselves from the pack.

Ole Miss earns an emotional win over Lane Kiffin and LSU, college football returns to Britain, Vanderbilt produces an extraordinary finish and another top-10 team falls. Here are five things feeding my soul after a dramatic Week 3.

Week 2 delivered a dramatic Texas comeback, a monumental Oklahoma State upset and another shake-up in the Group of Six race. From Arch Manning’s arrival to the rivalries and traditions that give the sport its soul, here are my five biggest takeaways from another gloriously unpredictable college football Saturday.

College football returned with statement wins, dramatic finishes and early warning signs. From LSU’s demolition of Clemson to Ole Miss moving forward without Lane Kiffin and Michigan’s remarkable escape, here are the five Week 1 takeaways feeding my soul.

Indiana’s first national championship was not built on five-star recruits or tradition, but belief, balance and nerve. From 100-1 outsiders to a 16–0 season, Curt Cignetti’s Hoosiers completed one of college football’s most remarkable turnarounds with a gritty College Football Playoff final win over Miami.

"Are Indiana unstoppable?" was the unexpected Whatsapp message I received from my father-in-law the morning after the Hoosiers' stunning 56-22 thrashing of No.5 Oregon in the College Football Playoff semifinals.

College football is changing by the week. Welcome to a new order. The semi-finals of the College Football Playoff, in just its second season of an expansion to 12 teams, will feature two teams in the first game, Indiana and Oregon, who have never won a national championship.

Three unbeaten teams. Ohio State, Texas A&M, and Indiana. Each staking their claim as the best in college football. But with November approaching, perfection alone may not be enough. The question now is who really deserves to be No.1?

An action packed slate of college football action didn't disappoint. Four Top-10 teams suffered upsets, shaking up the AP Top 25 rankings...

Week 4 in college football reminded us once again why it’s the one of the most unpredictable and entertaining of sports. Traditional...

Three weeks into the college football season and chaos is already here. Six Top 25 teams have fallen to unranked opponents, preseason favourites are stumbling, and unexpected contenders are rising. From Miami’s resurgence and Clemson’s struggles to SEC shootouts and shocking upsets, Week 3 delivered a reminder: the playoff race is wide open.

Week 2 of the college football season delivered surprises, statement wins, and rising stars. Oklahoma knocked off Michigan in a battle of tradition-rich programs, while upsets from USF and Baylor shook up the Top 25. Florida's struggles continued, and new quarterbacks like John Mateer and Julian Sayin made big headlines.

If Week 0 served up some interesting starters for the college football season, Week 1 by comparison felt like a five-course tasting menu. It seemed as if college football fans, starved by months of inactivity, were suddenly tucking into a mouth-watering array of matchups.

A campaign that threatened to fizzle out after their loss to Michigan, resulted in a national championship just four games later.

Notre Dame 27, Penn State 24: Fighting Irish edge thriller in final seconds Mitch Jeter's 41-yard field goal sent Notre Dame into the...

The first quarter-finals of the revamped College Football Playoff lived up to the billing.

While there were no upsets, the much anticipated first round of the College Football Playoff did not disappoint.

In the first game of the new expanded 12-team college football playoff, Notre Dame edged past Indiana with a dominant 27-17 victory.