Author: George Schroeder, USA TODAY

There’s finally a shakeup in the College Football Playoff projection as Ohio State’s rout of Michigan opens up a spot –but who gets into the bracket?

Ohio State’s explosion shows College Football Playoff committee has it wrong: In evaluating incomplete teams — offenses rule, not defense

Oklahoma’s defense gave up 56 points, but also made critical plays to help the Sooners beat West Virginia in shootout and reach Big 12 title game.

When Ohio State hosts Michigan, the stakes include Big Ten East title, a shot at the Big Ten championship and the Playoff, and Urban Meyer’s future.

Stuck at No. 8 in the College Football Playoff Top 25, Washington State hopes to provide evidence to convince skeptics in the debate.

While other contenders devoured cupcakes, Notre Dame aced a test. Georgia and Oklahoma sit just outside the College Football Playoff projection.

Les Miles won a national championship at LSU but has been out of coaching since he was fired in September 2016. Now, he’s back to Kansas.

Weekly College Football Playoff rankings impact our perception of teams more than it should. George Schroeder offers some solutions to change that.

With Alabama’s extraordinary offensive metamorphosis, is this Nick Saban’s best team? LSU poses the first real test to an aura of invincibility.