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While having depth at quarterback is a good thing, Texas might have some issues with divisiveness in 2013 and beyond.

In his Week 11 stock report, Todd McShay writes about the impressive performances of several Big Ten offensive players and a disappointing performance from Andrew Luck.

Story | Conversation | November 13, 2011

The Eliminator -- which looks at benchmarks established by previous BCS contenders and applies those to 2010 -- wraps up Week 11 in college football. Oregon scored only 15 points versus Cal, but its path to the BCS title game seems very likely.

Story | Conversation | November 14, 2010

Bruce Feldman makes his Week 11 CFB picks. Some notables: The Gators should drop the Gamecocks at home; Turner Gill's return to Nebraska isn't going to be pretty; Andrew Luck should keep carving up defenses and Oregon ... in a trap? Probably not.

Blog | Conversation | November 11, 2010

Eleven weeks into the Heisman hunt, two dynamic runners are boosting themselves into the top five.

Story | Conversation | November 17, 2009

As Ivan Maisel breaks the huddle on Week 11, the alternative BCS route, learning on the job and the curse of the crystal football are lined up in the I-Formation.

The historical numbers indicate that not much stands in the way of No. 1 Ohio State hosting No. 2 Michigan on Nov. 18.

With so much change to its offense, it seems Texas should move on to a backup QB who best represents the future: Connor Brewer. But Mack Brown isn't convinced Texas or Brewer is ready, so Case McCoy's role will continue to muddy the waters.

From the Appalachian Mountains to the Gauley River, get ready Texas fans, here comes West Virginia.

Bruce Feldman makes his Week 9 picks. In the two main 3:30 games, he likes the home team in each, which would end Michigan State's unbeaten run. He sees Oregon-USC as ultimately close, but Ohio State-Minnesota? No, not so much.

Blog | Conversation | October 28, 2010

The preseason hype sent the season's stock to an all-time high. Now it feels like we were part of a Ponzi scheme.

Colt McCoy completed his first 11 passes and produced touchdowns on No. 3 Texas' first three drives, helping to put Missouri away early in a 41-7 victory on Saturday night.

DJ Gallo gets us pumped for another riveting Saturday of college football action.

One of the traditions of bowl season is the bowl gifts. What player wouldn't love a PS3 or a Blu-ray player or an -- ahem -- hair dryer, Heather Dinich writes.

Colt McCoy and the Longhorns used a stunning blend of dominating offense and defense in the first half to crush Missouri 56-31 Saturday night.

Scouts Inc.'s Steve Muench examines Week 7 story lines, including Missouri's visit to Texas, Michigan State's running game against Ohio State and a Clemson team in flux.

Story | Conversation | October 17, 2008