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It was the longest college football season on record, starting Aug. 24 and ending nearly five months later. But considering how difficult it was to cut my annual great games list to just 100 — my apologies to Penn State-Minnesota, Washington-USC, Western Kentucky-Toledo, Syracuse-Virginia Tech and so many others; I just assumed you'd make the list — this was also one of the richest seasons in recent memory.
The final two teams in the College Football Playoff are led by transfer quarterbacks who found the right scheme and fit for championship-level production. Looking ahead to next season, which quarterbacks in the winter transfer portal found a similar marriage for success?
Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord, the nation's leading passer in 2024, told ESPN on Friday that he will declare for the NFL draft and has decided to no longer pursue an NCAA eligibility waiver for another season.
The 2024-25 transfer portal cycle has seen plenty of action as it moves into its second month.
PULLMAN, Wash. — Washington State was justified in firing Nick Rolovich as head football coach because of his refusal to comply with the state's COVID-19 vaccination requirements, a federal judge has ruled.
At least four people have died and dozens more injured as a major snowstorm spanning seven states moves across the United States.
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CLEMSON, S.C. — Quarterback Cade Klubnik, who led Clemson's surprise run to the Atlantic Coast Conference championship and College Football Playoff, will return for a fourth and final season with the Tigers rather than declare for the NFL draft.