The most salient part of the accusation that Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt lodged against former special prosecutor Jack Smith in a Senate hearing on Tuesday is that it was wrong. It was ecstatically and...

If they can't compete, it's their fans' fault.

The No. 8 Gators are 4–0 for the first time since 2019 as the program’s pursuit of Lane Kiffin is well in the past and “G6 Jon” revives a sleeping giant.

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The Broncos dispatched of Western Michigan in Week 4, strengthening their position atop the Group of 6. Which teams can still beat them out to make the CFP?

Notre Dame and Miami are headed for a top-ranked showdown, Oregon and Oklahoma will face QB controversies and Coach Prime may consider hanging up his whistle.

Texas is rolling, Jeremiah Smith looks unstoppable and LSU remains committed to making things weird. Here’s what we learned in the first month of the season.

The USC QB grew up in public housing with 15 to 20 family members in one home. Now at the Trojans’ lavish facilities, he carries the values of community.

After a shaky outing against an FCS opponent, does Boise State still have a hold on the No. 1 spot?

Coming off an explosive Week 3 across college football, Sports Illustrated ranks 16 players in the mix for the vaunted trophy.

The LSU coach left the Rebels amid a storm of bitterness that built a 10-month grudge. In their first meeting, his former team sent him home with a loss.

A day after UNC closed the investigation that led to the ouster of DM Michael Lombardi and DC Steve Belichick, the Tar Heels suffered an ugly loss at Clemson.

The LSU-Ole Miss rivalry is long, with two fanbases deeply intertwined. The line between love and hate is thin, and Lane Kiffin's return brings those memories to the surface.

Originally designed to deter schools from jumping leagues, new PSCA provisions would open the door to further Power 2 expansion as media rights start to expire.

Sports Illustrated’s college football writers predict the score of Week 3’s most highly anticipated game.

Three new teams enter our top 10 after strong Week 2 performances.

Jeremiah Smith dominated the first half, Arch Manning led the Longhorns back and Miami’s Heisman hopeful duo kept cruising.

On-field brawls, field storms, flying mustard bottles and burned effigies, these games brought some of the sport’s fiercest rivalries to a boiling point.

Fair warning: This is a short blog post in which you are going to encounter exhausting behavior from some fellas who will leave you pining for the restoration of our culture’s sense of shame. Texas be...