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From Johnny Football to a goal-line stop in South Bend, these are the moments that defined the 2012 season.

The SEC is taking silly season quite seriously, plucking top coaches away from rival conferences.

More than any other quality, spring football is about renewal. That is true every spring on every campus, but never more so than in 2012.

LSU has set the standard in college football this season. And the BCS ought to love the Tigers for it -- as long as they beat Georgia next week.

The best battle between Arkansas and LSU on Friday will be when Razorbacks receiver Joe Adams sets up to return Tigers punter Brad Wing's kick.

In some games, the plays that led to the touchdowns that won the game, or stopped the touchdowns that would have won the game, or the plays that didn't produce points but won the game anyway are the real stars.

When Arkansas quarterback Ryan Mallett surveys the field this season, he'll see a quintet of talented and experienced receivers.

The past three Heisman Trophy winners have been sophomores. Will the trend continue? Take a look at the top 20 candidates to claim the stiff-arm statue in 2010.

The spectacle known as the SEC media days begins on Wednesday. The three-day event acts as the unofficial start to the new season, and never fails to entertain and confound.

The College Football Hall of Fame's class of 2010 provides a snapshot of the sport dating back a half-century.

The teams come and the games go, but the reminders are forever at the college football stadiums constructed as living memorials to those who served the nation.

Heated rivalries -- and a new tiebreaker rule -- give Bud Wilkinson Conference an immediate buzz.

As Ivan Maisel breaks the huddle on Week 4, SEC defenses, hurricane damage and the surprising Mountain West are lined up in the I-Formation.

As Ivan Maisel breaks the huddle on Week 1, the end of chaos, a trendsetting game and Michael Phelps are lined up in the I-Formation.

More recognizable names are among the 15 inductees to the College Football Hall of Fame for 2008, but Pat Fitzgerald and Don McPherson may be more representative of the true nature of the sport. It is the curious burden of the Hall to honor them all.

As Ivan Maisel breaks the huddle on spring practice, Gridiron Bash, Georgia license plates and the nation's leading returning rusher are lined up in the I-Formation.