Here's a look at how the 12-team College Football Playoff bracket would look if the season ended after today's CFP top 25 rankings.

Rivalry Week is upon us. Tuesday's rankings will lay out what's at stake ahead of this weekend's biggest college football games.

The Big 10 is a three-team college football playoff field between Ohio State, Indiana, and Oregon. If Michigan beats Ohio State this weekend, then there is a path for a fourth Big Ten school, which would effectively eliminate one of the fringe SEC, or the second options in the Big 12 or ACC.

As college football hits the final stretch of the regular season, the pool of teams with a realistic shot to make the College Football Playoff continues to narrow.

This week’s College Football Playoff rankings are out, led again by Ohio State, Indiana, Texas A&M and Georgia.

A handful of slight movements in Tuesday's College Football Playoff rankings set the stage for some potential debates over the next few weeks.

Utah looks to close the regular season on a high note and make one final push for a spot in the Big 12 championship game as it hits the road to face Kansas in a

The Georgia Bulldogs might look like they're "sitting pretty" after this week's College Football Playoff rankings, but the truth is that Kirby Smart and company still need quite a bit of specific help to make sure they lock in a first round bye in the College Football Playoff.

No. 14 Vanderbilt needs a win over No. 19 Tennessee in order to reach 10 wins for the first time in program history and have a shot at College Football Playoff inclusion. The game will also provide a perfect opportunity for Diego Pavia to make a compelling final case in the Heisman Trophy race.