college football

With a hurricane threatening the east coast and Top 25 matchups in the ACC and SEC, it could be a wild weekend of college football.

For the first time since 2002, we’ll have three Top 10 matchups this week. Here are some of the burning questions going into a big weekend of college football.

VolsTennessee got a Gator-sized chip off its shoulder, Wisconsin showed it will be a player in the Big Ten and Notre Dame's nightmare season continued.

While we might not have the Top 10 matchups we did last Saturday, this week features six big games between unbeaten opponents. Here are some of the questions going into Week 4.

Following North Dakota State's victory over Iowa, many in the sports world argued that the Bison should make it into the nation's Top 25. They almost did.

For the first time in history, the top three teams in the AP poll will all be on the road against ranked opponents. If that doesn’t scream potential for chaos, I don’t know what does. Here are some of the big questions going into this weekend of college football.

Prior to this year, there had never been a game that went to overtime at the Fargo Dome. This year, there has yet to be a game that didn't go to overtime.

After a bunch of good games and upsets last week, this week looks more like a traditional September weekend with the top teams playing a laundry list of weak competition.

It's the most wonderful time of the year as college football returns to us this week.

North Dakota State defeated the Charleston Southern Buccaneers in a thrilling overtime game at the Fargo Dome.