Author: Paul Myerberg, USA TODAY

The announcement of an expanded College Football Playoff system addresses long-standing issues for the FBS schools and creates the best path forward.

In escaping what would have been a colossal setback to start the season against Purdue, Penn State stayed on course to compete for a major bowl.

Tough decisions were made in envisioning a 32-team college football model. A look at some of the programs snubbed from the selections.

Nebraska’s 31-28 loss to Northwestern in Dublin, Ireland – like so many others during Scott Frost’s tenure – hit all the same beats as a horror film.

The college football is less than two weeks away. There’s still an open quarterback competition at several top teams. A look at the biggest ones.

Preseason polls are great for conversation. The final poll is what really matters. A look at five teams that missed out now but will be there later.

Let’s say USC and UCLA were joining the Big Ten this August. How would they fare against some of the heavyweights in the Football Bowl Subdivision?

What was expected to bring irreversible change to the long-standing amateur model has done exactly that and then some.