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Paul Finebaum discusses what Nick Saban needs to do to keep Alabama in contention for a national title, and why football is so important in the South.

Kirk Herbstreit discusses the chances Alabama wins a third straight national championship, which team poses the biggest threat to the Crimson Tide and the Heisman Trophy front-runners.

Mount Union football coach Larry Kehres retires from coaching with 11 Division III national championships and 21 undefeated regular seasons.

Chris Low points out the three biggest games in the SEC that will change not only the conference, but also national landscape.

ESPN 150 recruits - and Virginia natives - Da'Shawn Hand, Quin Blanding and Caleb Henderson talk about the sudden presence of Virginia-based prospects atop the national rankings.

Alabama coach Nick Saban talks to Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit about the challenge of defending back-to-back BCS national championships.

Oregon looks like a 2013 national title contender, but one of the nation's top rushing teams over the past five years has questions at running back.

Panini America VP of marketing Jason Howarth discusses Panini's exclusive autograph deal with Stephen Strasburg and eyes the 2013 NFL draft class from a trading card standpoint.

SEC blogger Edward Aschoff and ACC blogger Heather Dinich debate whether Georgia or Clemson is closer to taking that next step towards a national championship.

Heather Dinich talks about the improvement needed on Clemson's defense if the Tigers are going to be national title contenders in 2013.

Chris Low discusses Alabama QB AJ McCarron playing the final six games of the 2012 national championship season with injured ribs.

Urban Meyer didn't say the goal was a national championship, but its clear what the Buckeye's goals are this coming season. Austin Ward of BuckeyeNation explains.

Alex Scarbrough and Greg Ostendorf discuss Alabama's upcoming trip to the White House where the Crimson Tide will be recognized for their latest national championship.

Derek Tyson and Michael DiRocco break down the Gators' recruiting class of defensive players and discuss which recruits could make an impact during their first year on campus.

Derek Tyson and Michael DiRocco break down the Gators' haul of offensive players on and after signing day.

No. 7 running back Alex Collins of South Plantation (Fla.) made more headlines than he'd have liked on signing day when his mother confiscated his Letter of Intent to Arkansas. Corey Long sat down with Collins the day after the LOI was sent in.