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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?

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

DeBoer's words proved to be prophetic. Alabama's quarterback had one of the games of his impressive college football career.

The traditional blood-and-guts, blue collar conference of college football proved to be it's most exciting last season. The Big Ten...

Established in 1896 as the oldest conference in college football, off season developments threaten to change the landscape of the Big...

Four of the Power Five conferences are now back in regular competition, giving college football more great games to watch, new draft...