Oregon, OSU, Georgia, Miami top 1st CFP rankings
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Mark Schlabach
Texas prospect Hicks to reclassify into '25 cycle
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Eli Lederman
Swinney blocked from voting over name snafu
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College football 2024 Week 11 schedule: Florida at Texas
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Alabama A&M LB Burnett remains hospitalized
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Heisman Trophy odds watch: Ward, Hunter lead entering Week 11
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Pamela Maldonado
Sources: Huskers adding Holgorsen as consultant
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Pete Thamel
Sources: USC to start Maiava at QB over Moss
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Pete Thamel, Paolo Uggetti
Jason Kelce apologizes for cellphone incident
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Questions ahead of Tuesday's first CFP rankings, plus brackets, bubble teams and a G5 stack
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Heather Dinich

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Oregon, Ohio State, Georgia, Miami top 1st CFP rankings

Unbeaten Oregon is the No. 1 team in the first rankings released by the College Football Playoff selection committee on ESPN Tuesday night, followed by Ohio State, Georgia, Miami and Texas.

Could the Lions have Aidan Hutchinson, Za'Darius Smith in Super Bowl?

Andrew Hawkins, Louis Riddick, Dan Orlovsky and Adam Schefter react to the Lions acquiring Za'Darius Smith with Aidan Hutchinson injured.

Texas safety prospect Zelus Hicks to reclassify into '25 cycle

Zelus Hicks, ESPN's No. 1 safety in the 2026 class, plans to reclassify into the 2025 cycle and will enroll at Texas next year.

Drinkwitz says Mizzou will have 'hands full' with surging Oklahoma

Eliah Drinkwitz discusses the "tremendous matchup" for the Tigers ahead and explains how he's seen the growth following Oklahoma's recent offensive changes.

Venables on OU offensive changes: 'More cohesion and a better rhythm'

After making several changes to the Sooners' offensive staff, Brent Venables explains how his team is becoming better and more efficient by the day.

MS State's Lebby gives great deal of respect to Vols' Heupel

Ahead of the Bulldogs' tough matchup against No. 7 Tennessee, Jeff Lebby speaks to his relationship with Josh Heupel and details some of the lessons he has learned.

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