Bowl-der Dash sprints from D.C. to Miami

Ready to play a little Bowl-der Dash? With the 34-game bowl-season sprint from Washington, D.C., to Miami about to kick off, The Dash picks the winners.

Best (or worst) in show: Ranking all 34 bowls

Bowl season has arrived, but not every game is created equal. See how Mark Schlabach ranks all 34 bowl games.

College Football Spotlight For December 1, 2008

The College Football Spotlight for Monday tries to make sense of the BCS picture

Oklahoma Moves Up To No. 2 Spot In BCS Standings

Bob Stoops reacts to the Oklahoma move in the BCS and the situation with the Big 12

Kirk Herbstreit BCS Breakdown

Herbstreit breaks down Oklahoma's jump in the BCS standings

After latest inept effort, Weis' time has come

...Through Sophomore Year With four TD passes Saturday, Oklahoma QB Sam Bradford extended his absurd all-time...Sooners claim a 61-41 victory over Oklahoma State. "I wish I would have gotten in, but...

Brad Edwards, CFB

Brad discusses the various scenarios that could throw the BCS into a completely chaotic situation.

Audio PodCast | November 25, 2008

Red Raiders just one upset away from BCS title contention

Even after getting demolished by Oklahoma on Saturday, Texas Tech could still reach the BCS title game if Oklahoma State upsets the Sooners, writes Brad Edwards.

...Tech Red Raiders quarterback Graham Harrell (6) looks for a pass during their game against the Oklahoma State Cowboys at Jones AT&T Stadium

Breaking down the Big 12 vs. SEC Dash style

From Iowa saving America from the Big Ten to the battle of Big 12 vs. SEC, the Dash runs through it all.

...Tech Red Raiders quarterback Graham Harrell (6) looks for a pass during their game against the Oklahoma State Cowboys at Jones AT&T Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Sam Adams-US PRESSWIRE 2- Nov 8, 2008; Nashville...

Nobody likely to get past Big 12 or SEC

...Dec. 6. In the Big 12, No. 5 Oklahoma plays Texas Tech on Nov. 22. If the...brawls and into the BCS Championship Game. Ohio State has taken a lot of heat for using...

...USA; Texas Tech Red Raiders wide receiver Michael Crabtree (5) runs the ball with pressure from Oklahoma State Cowboys defensive back Jacob Lacey (17) during their game at Jones AT&T Stadium

No flash in the pan: Texas Tech looking like contenders

Anyone who thought Texas Tech was going to fall off the radar after an emotional win against Texas hasn't been paying close enough attention to Mike Leach's squad. After a resounding win over Oklahoma State, the Red Raiders are firmly in the national title race, writes Mark Schlabach.

Harrell, Crabtree continue to connect as Red Raiders dump Cowboys

So it wasn't simply the emotion of playing No. 1 at home that brought out the best in Texas Tech last week. The Red Raiders just might be that good.