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The Big 12 owns a slight lead over the SEC in the ESPN Stats & Information's Conference Power Rankings, while the Pac-12 remains in third place. The Pac-12 is 12.5 points behind the SEC, but it remains well ahead of the ACC, which lags by 27.7...

Mark Schlabach offers up his 2012 All-bowl team.

What's hot and what's not during college football bowl season?

When the Oregon Ducks trudged off the Cowboys Stadium field after a 40-27 loss to LSU on Sept. 3, just about everyone counted them out. That was made real when they were poleaxed by pollsters, dropping from No. 3 to No. 13 and No. 14 in the AP and co...

Clemson and Kansas State tumbled in The Associated Press college football poll after losing for the first time this season, and the top five teams in the rankings held their ground heading into the showdown between No. 1 LSU and No. 2 Alabama.

Florida is out of The Associated Press Top 25 poll.

Southeastern Conference rivals LSU and Alabama held the top two spots in The Associated Press college football poll after the Crimson Tide jumped past No. 3 Oklahoma and into second.

Sooners and Seminoles are clashing. Bulldogs backers are coach-bashing. War Eagles are crashing. Time to get Dashing.

Opening weekend offered near-monumental upsets, fearless play-calling and a few atrocious uniforms. With the first night game at Michigan Stadium on tap for Week 2, expect the craziness to continue.

The Cowboys Classic allows outsiders to invade Texas' recruiting grounds.

From the Oregon-LSU and Boise State-Georgia doubleheader on Saturday night to the season-ending Bedlam Series, 2011 promises a number of great matchups.

What's hot (and not) for the 2011 college football season?

Most folks believe that rivalry games are the best thing in college football. I don't disagree, but marquee nonconference games may be more fun. Oregon-Oregon State, USC-UCLA or Auburn-Alabama are great, but as a neutral observer -- which you most...

The SEC packs the biggest punch but Oklahoma maintains the No. 1 spot in the post-spring but still way-too-early Top 25 for 2011.

ESPN.com's Ryan McGee went in search of the "perfect 2011 schedule," which is made up of the "most scintillating matchups" of the 15 weeks of college football. Three feature Pac-12 teams. Here are those games with comments from McGee -- and me. ...

SEC teams are littered throughout the recruiting class rankings and a whopping eight SEC teams are included in the preseason top 25.