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

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

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.

Coaches have shuffled, players have declared, and recruits have pledged. It's time to take a second look at the 2013 Top 25.

Les Miles has gotten a raise and extension with LSU that will pay him $4.3 million per year.

Notre Dame is now No. 1 in both the BCS and the college football recruiting world.

When it comes to the postseason, the SEC isn't just collecting crystal footballs. It's also dominating the rest of its bowl slate.

Les Miles has gained over 87,000 followers on Twitter, making him the most popular college football coach on the social media network, according to a study conducted by USA Today.

From the Green Bay Packers to the University of Texas, Gene Wojciechowski ranks the top 10 head-coaching jobs in football.

Johnny Football is Mr. SEC.

LSU's chances at a BCS berth are slim, but with some help from their biggest rivals, the Tigers could be package in the BCS picture.

Nick Saban tries to find a comparable example for Johnny Football and Lane Kiffin tries to explain another curious incident at USC in this week's On The Mark Mailbag.

The loss of a season-long goal can leave a scar on a football team's psyche. Many teams, such as LSU, are in the middle of adjusting their goals downward.

Alabama's AJ McCarron wasn't sharp for most of the second half, but the quarterback came up big for the Crimson Tide when it mattered most.

Debating the merits of Oregon-USC vs. Alabama-LSU is the subject of this week's On The Mark mailbag.

After Alabama plays LSU and Oregon plays USC on Saturday, the BCS race will either settle down or find itself in chaos.