Top individual player performances last week include that of Ohio State running back J.K. Dobbins he set career highs with 211 yards and four touchdowns in the Buckeyes' 56-27 romp over Michigan. On the other side of the ball, DE Bryce Huff of Memphis had 8 tackles, 3.5 of whichw ent for minus yards, while adding two sacks and a pair of forced fumbles.
Some of the biggest upsets the NFL has ever seen, including shock Super Bowl winners, trades (good and bad), and the odd scandal.
Iron Bowl upset as @AlabamaFTBL falls to @AuburnFootball 48-45, dropping 'Bama to 10-2 while Auburn finishes 9-3. #CollegeFootball #CFP
SportsPulse: No need to sugar goat it, Conference championship weekend is going to be dramatic. Paul Myerberg breaks it all down.
The College Football Playoff Committee released the penultimate (next-to-last) rankings Tuesday night with no change among the top 4 teams as Ohio State, LSU, Clemson and Georgia would be the Final Four if the playoff began today.
CollegeFootballPoll.com founder Dave Congrove is a voting member in the FWAA-NFF Super 16 Football Poll, as well as the College Football Hall Of Fame, Fred Biletnikoff Award, Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year Award, Ray Guy Award, plus Maxwell and Bednarik Awards.
He's also a nominating member for the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, Outland Trophy, and the FWAA All-America Team
Leading up to Championship Weekend, the college football world of pollsters and computer rankers are in absolute agreement that a Final Four played this weekend would feature Ohio State, LSU, Clemson and Georgia. But not everyone agrees on who is No. 1, or even No. 2 for that matter.
Heading into the conference championship games, LSU remains the No. 1 team in the FWAA-NFF Super 16 poll which is voted on by a panel of 46 football writers and college football Hall Of Famers.
No. 18 @MemphisFB knocks off No. 19 @GoBearcatsFB 34-24. They will meet again next week in the American Conference championship game. #CollegeFootball #CFP
Championship weekend brings major matchups with LSU-Georgia and Baylor-Oklahoma leading the lineup. Our staff picks for college football's Week 15.
Championship weekend kicks off on Friday with the PAC-12 clash in Santa Clara between Oregon and Utah. The other 9 conferences are all staging their title tilts on Saturday.
Tony Sanchez out as head coach of @unlvfootball #collegefootball #CFP
Ohio State continues to lead the field in the Congrove Computer Rankings, released Sunday morning. The top 3 - Ohio State, Clemson, LSU - held their positions, but there was a significant shakeup beyond that.
All ten conference championships are now set after Saturday's action saw Wisconsin clinch the Big Ten west, Utah claim the PAC-12 south, FAU take CUSA east, and UAB repeat in CUSA west.
In 2019, the Congrove Computer Rankings are celebrating its' 27th year of accurate picks and team rankings.
The rankings began with the 1993 season. CollegeFootballPoll.com launched 6 years later and will be celebrating its' 21st anniversary.
Seven of the ten conference championship pairings are now set after three division winners were decided on Friday. Virginia became the 7th different team among the 7 ACC Coastal members to claim the title of that division over the last 7 years. The Cavaliers joined Memphis (American-west) and Central Michigan (MAC-west) in punching their ticket to the next level.
Oklahoma rallies from 28-3 deficit, beats Baylor 34-31 to end Bears' unbeaten run. @OU_Football @BUFootball #collegefootball #CFP
Top individual player performances last week include that of Ohio State running back J.K. Dobbins, who was the offensive workhorse in the team's 28-7 win over Penn State. A few of the top games this week feature Ohio State at Michigan, Alabama at Auburn, Wisconsin at Minnesota and Oklahoma at Oklahoma State.