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Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel ran for two touchdowns, threw for two more and had a Cotton Bowl-record 516 total yards as 10th-ranked Texas A&M wrapped up its first SEC season with a 41-13 win over No. 12 Oklahoma on Friday night.

With Collin Klein doing the heavy lifting in the win versus Oklahoma, Kansas State realizes anything is possible this season.

The NFL intake mechanism for its raw materials, the draft, requires very young men to make what seem like very important decisions. Its feeder league, big college football, suffers or benefits accordingly.

Although it's tough to top a Holy War, when rivals meet with conference and national titles on the line -- as many did in the 2000s -- sparks fly.

Expansion, the SEC and Texas vs. Nebraska are hot. USC's postseason, Big Ten bashing and eye-black messages: not so much.

Signing day is in the books. Underclassmen have declared for the NFL draft. Spring practice is looming. It's the perfect time for a revised look at the top 25 for 2010.

While the power shifted to the South in the 2000s, a program from the West emerged as the best of the decade.

Tim Tebow leads an impressive group -- including national champions and Heisman Trophy winners -- of the best players in the last decade.

Mark Schlabach is pegging Alabama as the nation's top 2010 team in his Way-Too-Early Top 25.

Just how far does the economic impact of Tim Tebow, Colt McCoy and Sam Bradford go? The numbers breakdown might surprise you.

Rivalry Week turned out to be just what the 2009 season needed. After weeks of predictability, Week 13 provided passion, intensity, upsets and close calls heading into the final stretch.

Dear 2009 college football season: You're not who we thought you were.

From players, coaches and games to surprises and busts, The Dash's midterm exam runs through it all.

If we learned anything during the first half of the 2009 college football season, it's that even the best teams in the country have visible flaws.

The SEC and Big Ten are the main attractions, but there's even more to watch this weekend.

A month into the 2009 season, we've already seen some of the nation's best quarterbacks sidelined by injury, sending previously unknown backups into the fire. But how do you prepare a player for a situation you hope never happens?