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No preseason top 25 team enters the college football season without a flaw hidden beneath championship expectations. For every roster loaded with future NFL talent, there is an unproven quarterback, rebuilt position group or unforgiving schedule capable of wrecking the plan. 

The season of rankings has arrived in college football, and you may see various top 16s and top 25s elsewhere, CBS Sports prefers to take a wider — nay, complete — view of this awesome sport. The CBS Sports 138 is a comprehensive ranking of every FBS team, which has grown by two this year…

Less than a month remains until the 2026 college football season begins, and coming out of an offseason during which it seemed like the focus was everything except what happens on the field, it is finally time to turn our attention to what might happen as the campaign progresses through the end of the year…

From legends who’ve become institutions to up-and-coming superstars with the world there for the taking, these are the 15 coaches who are among the very best, but slightly below the current elite.All of them have won big things, but each is missing something. Can he win the reallybig games? Where’s the national title? How long…

Fall camp is the season of opportunity across college football, when depth charts begin taking shape and offseason projections collide with reality. One week of practice will not decide a starting job, but early buzz matters — especially when it comes from coaches, teammates and

Congress has held more than a dozen hearings about college sports since 2020. The NCAA and the former Power 5 conferences have combined to spend more than $15 million on lobbyists. Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti said last month he’s been to Washington, D.C., 21 times in his three-plus years on the job

The expanded College Football Playoff has changed the math, but regular-season perfection still carries value in postseason seeding. Unbeaten Power Four teams don’t have to worry about résumé comparisons or strength-of-schedule arguments

Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt joins Don’t @ Me w/ Dan Dakich to discuss the benefits of the Protect College Sports Act

Sen Eric Schmitt explains how he has been getting support from the major college conference leaders for the PCSA

At the first hearing for the Protect College Sports Act in June, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) acknowledged the strange nature of his alliance with Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Washington), his co-sponsor on the bill. He and Cantwell, Cruz said, probably couldn’t have agreed on the color of the sky before walking into the Hart Building that…