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Alabama might have fallen to No. 2 in ESPN colleague Mark Schlabach's Way-Too-Early Preseason Top 25, but I'd like to think that most of the college football world still considers the Crimson Tide to be the favorites to win the national championship ...

Colleague Mark Schlabach updated his preseason Top 25 after the spring, and there's still no Big 12 teams in the top 10, but two made his top 15. I agree with shutting the Big 12 out of the top 10, though it would be the first time in league histo...

There's not one ACC team listed in the top 10 of Mark Schlabach's latest Top 25. That's OK, though, because the ACC will face five of the teams in his top 10, including No. 2 Alabama, No. 3 Oregon, No. 7 Georgia, No. 8 South Carolina and No. 10 No...

ESPN.com's Mark Schlabach has released the third edition of his 2013 Way-Too-Early Preseason Top 25, and there are a lot of changes. For one, there's a new No. 1: Ohio State, which went 12-0 in coach Urban Meyer's first season, jumps two-time def...

My ESPN colleague, Mark Schlabach, has juggled his 2013 Way-Too-Early Preseason Top 25 poll to reflect the conclusion of spring practice, and Ohio State has replaced Alabama as the new No. 1 team. I'm sure he hasn't received much feedback from the...

After going 12-0 last season, Ohio State knew the target on its back was only going to grow for 2013. And right now, the Buckeyes are ranked No. 1 in at least one preseason poll: ESPN.com's Way-Too-Early-Preseason Top 25. Colleague Mark Schlabach ...

With a clearer path to perfection, Ohio State overtakes Alabama at No. 1.

At least this much is cleared up. College football's new playoff has a name and site, colleague Brett McMurphy reports. Mark Schlabach says that the first step is complete, but important questions still need answering. SI.com's Stewart Mandel s...

However bland the end result, naming the College Football Playoff was the easy part. Now come the more difficult questions in forming the game's four-team playoff.

College football's power brokers will meet this week in Pasadena, Calif., to hammer out the final details of the new playoff, which will replace the BCS at the end of the 2014 season.

Several college football coaches will be making their debuts at their new schools in spring games Saturday.

Three of last season's biggest surprises -- Louisville, Ohio State and Texas A&M -- will play their spring games on Saturday. Meanwhile, Florida State, Oklahoma and USC hope to begin to sort out their heated quarterback battles.

Nebraska provided a touching moment on Saturday when the team let 7-year-old cancer patient Jack Hoffman line up and score a touchdown during the Cornhuskers' spring game. Colleague Mark Schlabach has the back story on that special touchdown: Andy [...

For all its accolades last season, Texas A&M is still looking up in its division. That's what makes the SEC West the nation's toughest division.

After fighting a cancer that was all but certain to take his life, 7-year-old Jack Hoffman stole the show at Nebraska's spring game by scoring a touchdown.

From Johnny Manziel to Johnny Football to Johnny Heisman, the Texas A&M quarterback continues to captivate the college football world.