The college football season is winding down, but fans eager for some action can tune into a championship game on Monday night. With no NFL to occupy the primetime slot on ESPN, the Worldwide Leader in Sports will be airing the FCS Championship.

The 2025-26 College Football Playoff has already provided some unexpected twists and turns, most notably with No. 10 seed Miami pulling an upset of No. 2 seed Ohio State in the quarterfinals. The Hurricanes' stunning dominance of the reigning national champions messed up a lot of brackets.

Sith Lord Nick Saban is responsible for all of this — the four College Football Playoff teams, and their respective head coaches, left standing in this year's postseason action.

The Peach Bowl is an incredibly charitable bowl game and exists in a special space relative to the other bowls that all know and love. As it is Atlanta-based it shares a city with the College Football Hall of Fame and has created a bit of a universe for itself relative to college football overall.

Few college football fans would have predicted that one of the two College Football Playoff semifinals would feature a showdown between the Miami Hurricanes and

Despite two blowout results, the College Football Playoff quarterfinals still delivered from a TV ratings perspective. It was also a historic day for the Rose Bowl. Indiana’s resounding victory over Alabama led the charge on New Year’s Day.

The college football transfer portal doesn't technically open until Jan. 2, but players are announcing their intentions to enter the portal.

ESPN's Paul Finebaum appeared on ESPN's "SportsCenter" for a segment called "Paul In or Paul Out." During this segment, he was asked whether he believed the Hoosiers were the "clear favorite" to win the national championship.

Quarterbacks are at the top of the pay scale, but offensive tackles and defensive linemen also cost a premium.

On Monday, the Desir twins announced their plans to transfer from Florida State, per On3's Hayes Fawcett. This is a major loss for the Seminoles. The program is going to need to find a handful experienced defenders in the portal.

ESPN has officially been accused of being "bad" for college football. The Worldwide Leader in Sports is undoubtedly the face of college football coverage in the media. While other networks host games during the regular season,