Stunners like Northern Illinois taking down Notre Dame carry a little more weight as college football enters a new era
For now, Stalions is the accidental coach of Mumford High School, but he'd love to get into coaching at either the college or NFL level. A pesky show cause penalty hangs in the air.
Steve Sarkisian committed to making his program more physical, a journey that peaked on Saturday
The Longhorns and Wolverines are on different reload paths as the two meet in The Big House on Saturday
The former Michigan staffer is taking over a program on an interim basis that's gone 4-24 since the beginning of the 2022 season
The football team's start has had no impact on the pursuit to get out of the ACC
Preliminary approval of the House v. NCAA settlement is expected Thursday, opening the door for historic revenue-sharing
Miami's NIL collective invested heavily into the program, and the return on investment was evident on Saturday
But we've been here before ...
The Huskies could be in the Big 12 for basketball by 2026 and for football by 2031
College Football Playoff contenders now get a longer leash early in the season under the 12-team format
Twelve years after he was fired, Petrino returns to the Razorbacks as the offensive coordinator ... and maybe more one day
CBS Sports verified that six Big 12 schools are in favor of adding the Huskies if a vote were taken today
Utah is the favorite to win the Big 12 in its debut season, which also reignites the "Holy War" vs. BYU
Once a five-star recruit with the world at his fingertips, DJU still has a lot to prove as the Seminoles' starter
Dennis Dodd has covered college football for CBS Sports since it was CBS SportsLine in 1998. Since then, nearly every BCS/CFP postseasons in the championship era. He is one of only seven media members to cover all 16 BCS title games. Dennis has chronicled conference realignment as well as the start of the College Football Playoff. He's dabbled in March Madness, NFL, MLB, Stanley Cup Playoffs and believes the College World Series is severely underappreciated. A Missouri graduate and former award-winning FWAA president, he previously worked for numerous outlets including The National and the Kansas City Star.