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Look beyond the top eight teams in the nation and you'll find seven other unbeaten teams.

Miami and Florida State are trying to recapture their past glory, starting on Labor Day night.

Some questioned whether Oklahoma deserved to play in the Big 12 title game instead of Texas. The Sooners took it personally and silenced their critics in a big way with a convincing win over Missouri, writes Mark Schlabach.

Oklahoma and Missouri were expected to battle for the Big 12 championship this season, but the Sooners and Tigers took different paths to Kansas City, writes Mark Schlabach.

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.

Don't pencil in those W's just yet. And don't give up on once automatic losses. Things have changed since the start of the season.

Texas has looked great against Oklahoma and Missouri the past two weeks. But we still don't know whether the Big 12 is a good measuring stick for the Longhorns, writes Mark Schlabach.

Colt McCoy and Chase Daniel could have been teammates at Texas. While it didn't come to fruition, neither player has regrets, writes Mark Schlabach.

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.

The SEC is who we thought it was. But lurking not very far behind is the Big 12. Plus, On The Mark looks at the weekend's top players and coaches on the hot seat.

Skip Holtz's rebuilding job at East Carolina hit the mark Saturday. Tommy Bowden's first carry call missed badly. Mark Schlabach runs down all the weekend's hits and misses.

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.

The season doesn't kick off until August, but Georgia, Missouri and Wisconsin already are dealing with growing expectations.

With one week left in the regular season, On the Mark sorts through the surprises and disappointments of the most unpredictable college football season on record.