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Mark Schlabach ranks the 10 toughest schedules in college football and says Notre Dame will be tested on the road and at home this season.

Some of the most underrated jobs in the nation are launching pads to more high-profile positions, or they're programs that haven't traditionally won big but have everything at their disposal to do it.

Mark Schlabach offers a post-spring way-too-eaarly look at the top 25 teams for the 2012 season.

Traditional matchups against in-state foes puts school pride on the line. Several games in the next two weeks also could make the difference in BCS spots, bowl bids or a program's future.

Michigan State doesn't have much time to celebrate its win over rival Michigan. The Spartans play host to No. 6 Wisconsin on Saturday, with more than bragging rights on the line.

Ranking the best and worst bowl games? Those decisions were no-brainers. The games in between were the fun part.

Remember when Washington gave us its so-called "Seattle Sound." Now, the Apple State is giving us some really bad football.

Looking across the college football landscape, you'll likely notice some familiar names on the backs of jerseys.

'No one quite knows the reason' why Bottom 10 teams were so bad this season. With a touch of the Grinch and a sampling of Snoop, our final Bottom 10 will search for the scoop.

Welcome to Revenge Week in college football. It's the time when teams make amends for others' past transgressions.

Florida, Big 12 QBs and neutral-site games are hot. Rich Rodriguez, soft schedules and Big 12 tiebreakers: not so much.

As we reach the halfway point of the 2007 season, On The Mark looks at what we've learned and what's ahead.

The quarterbacks in the Ohio State-USC showdown will need to be on the mark this Saturday. Off the mark last week were Florida's running game and Syracuse coach Greg Robinson.

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.

Wondering which teams face the toughest schedules in 2008? Mark Schlabach has the answers.

These might not be the biggest games of the 2008 season, but they offer some of the most intriguing story lines, writes Mark Schlabach.