Brent Venables' decision in the Armed Forces Bowl last December highlights a growing trend in college football.

After a long and busy season for college athletics, the football season arrives with a host of tantalizing angles.

Are you frustrated with your team's coach? Are you new to the sport and looking for a team to support? We've got you covered.

Given everything we’ve seen from Klubnik over the past three seasons, this is somewhat understandable. Thrown into action as a freshman, the Clemson QB struggled over his freshman and sophomore seasons. Then, as a junior, his production exploded. In short, it clicked.

Georgia Tech had to play No. 18 Nebraska in the Citrus Bowl because the Sugar Bowl had locked up Virginia in early November, right before the Cavaliers fell apart following a loss to ... Georgia Tech.

College coaches—even the big-name ones—are ceding roster decisions to a new type of administrator: the general manager.

Who our 28 college football staffers believe will win the national title (Texas?), the Heisman (not Arch?) and more, plus bold predictions.

Nobody is more tired of hearing Vanderbilt should know its place in the Southeastern Conference than coach Clark Lea.