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Welcome to Revenge Week in college football. It's the time when teams make amends for others' past transgressions.

As the smoke clears from underclassmen declaring for the NFL draft, the clear winning and losing teams have emerged.

Out with the old and bring in the new in 2009? Not quite. Mark Schlabach has unveiled an early Top 25 and finds some familiar names at the top.

Tim Tebow will win another Heisman Trophy, Mack Brown will ride off into the sunset and USC won't be in the top 10. It's prediction time for 2009.

Bowl season has arrived, but not every game is created equal. See how Mark Schlabach ranks all 34 bowl games.

Texas was supposed to beat Texas Tech. Didn't happen. Oklahoma State was picked to beat the Red Raiders, too. Cowboys lost. Now Texas Tech is ready to face another favorite in Oklahoma.

If we learned anything from 2007, it's that more madness is still to come. On The Mark breaks down how the BCS bowl games will shake out.

The BCS standings won't have much meaning to teams that don't win their conference titles. On The Mark sizes up the conference races.

As we reach the halfway point of the 2007 season, On The Mark looks at what we've learned and what's ahead.

Consider the first week of October the calm before the storm. Starting on Saturday there's a slew of big matchups coming over the coming weeks that will help decide who plays in Miami.

The first chunk of the season is now in the books. On The Mark makes a dozen observations from the first four weeks of the 2008 season.

From quarterbacks to Heisman hopefuls, Mark Schlabach has 25 reasons to be excited about the upcoming season.

SEC? Still hot. Notre Dame? Warming up. ACC? Not so much. What else is hot (and not) for the 2008 college football season? Mark Schlabach has the answers.

Which players rank as college football's top clutch players? Six quarterbacks, two linebackers, one kicker and a tight end comprise Mark Schlabach's top 10 list.

We've seen the Face of the Program for all the schools, but what about next year? Mark Schlabach looks at four faces to watch in 2008.

With spring practices in the rearview mirror, it's time for another look at the early preseason Top 25 for 2008.