What fans learned from Week 8 of college football season
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Ranking undefeated college football teams: Biggest questions - ESPN
The party continues. Nobody wants to leave. At this point last year, we were down to just six unbeaten college football teams. This year, even with North Carolina suffering a shock upset against Virginia, we've still got nine. Of the 10 conferences in FBS, eight still have a blemish-free team atop the standings. That's strangely clean and orderly for this sport, but it could also give the College Football Playoff committee a pretty big headache if it remains the case for a few more weeks.
Connelly's Week 8 recap: What ugly wins by Ohio State, Oklahoma, Washington mean - ESPN
For at least one Saturday in a given college football season, everything stops making sense. Up becomes down, left becomes right, Virginia's offense forgets its destitution, and things get weird.
Zach Edey named unanimous AP preseason All-American - ESPN
Zach Edey waited until nearly the last second to decide whether he should leave for the NBA or return to Purdue for another season.
Virginia coach to remember 'joy' of historic win vs. UNC - ESPN
Virginia coach Tony Elliott knew he had a team ready to make a breakthrough. He had no idea it would happen the way it did: On the road, in historic fashion.
AP college football poll reaction - What's next for each Top 25 team - ESPN
The new AP Top 25 college football poll is out.
Georgia extends No. 1 streak to 19 weeks in AP Top 25 - ESPN
Georgia extended its streak of No. 1 rankings in The Associated Press college football poll to 19 straight weeks, the third best in the history of the rankings, and Alabama moved back into the top 10 on Sunday.
Bowl projections after Week 8 - Washington, Oklahoma struggle but survive - ESPN
Two top-10 teams (Penn State and North Carolina) suffered their first loss, while a couple of other unbeatens (Oklahoma and Washington) struggled but survived. Further down the pecking order, several ranked teams (Duke, Tennessee and USC) took their second defeat, albeit against higher-ranked foes.