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Moss also considered Missouri, but Louisville and Jeff Brohm’s quarterback-friendly offense won out for the Southern California native. 

The transfers from Power 5 schools grab all of the headlines, but there are plenty of difference-makers from the Group of 5 and FCS ranks.

Coming off conference championship weekend and ahead of the postseason, there were some shakeups at the top of the rankings.

The conference champions have been crowned, and college football's postseason is set.

What will the penultimate College Football Playoff rankings look like Tuesday night? Here's our best guess of the Top 25.

Figuring out the 12 CFP teams has become mostly pretty easy, but seeding those teams remains completely up in the air.

The Mustangs have locked up one spot in the ACC Championship Game. Will the other spot go to Miami or Clemson?

Why did Florida State regress so much? Can Duke be even better in 2025? Will Miami make a change at defensive coordinator?

Who is the best team in the ACC? Can the league get a second team into the College Football Playoff? Submit your questions below for Grace Raynor and Manny Navarro. We’ll post their answers on Friday.

What if Indiana beats Ohio State? What if it loses? The two biggest questions of Week 13 each bring their own brand of unpredictability.

The SEC and Big 12 standings got messier, the Big Ten avoided a similar fate, and some unlikely hot streaks are making November waves.

Miami lost for the first time last week but is still atop our ACC power rankings followed by SMU, Louisville and Clemson.

The Big Ten boasts four of the top five teams with Indiana climbing to the fifth spot behind No. 4 Penn State.

How will top-five losses by Miami and Georgia impact this week's College Football Playoff rankings? Here's what our model projects.

The crowd of two-loss SEC teams has the potential to bump out not only ACC and Big 12 at-large hopes but a team like Indiana, too.