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From fired-up coaches to head men on the hot seat, teams that aren't firing up the jets to burning conference realignment rumors, the Dash blazes through another sizzling week of college football.

While many other high-caliber teams duck nonconference opponents like Florida State, Oklahoma found out against a quality team that it has championship mettle.

In 2000, Bob Stoops was a second-year coach who won it all. Could history repeat in Year 2 of the Jimbo Fisher era?

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 scandal that has engulfed the ACC recently has been decidedly SEC-like. Unfortunately for the league, the play on the gridiron has come up well short of that high standard.

Tennessee, Georgia, Michigan and Oklahoma enter each season with lofty expectations only to tease their fan bases. But there's one conference that always underwhelms.

With 30 bowls in the books -- and with too many crazy moments to mention -- Pat Forde runs down bowl season's biggest winners and losers.

The Dash takes stock after another weekend of seismic shifts, running through who moved up, who moved down, who moved out, and why.

Dashing through a Hat dance with the devil, the coaching dishonor roll, the Land of Disenchantment and more.

Dashing through things we're talking about now that we weren't when September began, an October preview, the Boise bus versus the gods and more.

Dashing through some fake kicks, the art of the play fake, faux undefeated and unranked teams, and more.

The Forde-Yard Dash issues a call to get on the Boise bus and sprints through Week 2's dandy dozen games.

The first Forde-Yard Dash of the 2010 season sprints through the game's most interesting men, biggest dolts and name-drops a few game-changers.

USC-Notre Dame, Florida-Florida State, Tennessee-Kentucky and Virginia Tech-Virginia all have at least one thing in common: The rivalry has been rather one-sided in recent years. Could these see a reversal of fortune in 2010?

From pre-bowl crescendo games to the annual end-of-season awards, The Dash runs through it all.