We're nearly two months into the 2025 college football regular season and the College Football Playoff picture is starting to take shape. In the Big Ten, Ohio State, Indiana and Oregon are standing out.

The 2025 college football season is in full swing, and the playoff race is tighter than ever. Powerhouses like Ohio State, Alabama, and Georgia are leading the pack, while surprise contenders such as Indiana and Oregon are making strong cases to join the playoff conversation.

The transfer portal and NIL money have helped level the playing field across college football. The result is the type of parity that makes the NFL must-see TV with the competition tighter than ever, especially in the Power Four conferences.

Texas football needed overtime to sneak past Kentucky on Saturday. Here's how the Longhorns were impacted in this week's rankings.

In just his second year at the helm, Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko is establishing a winning culture in College Station.

The race for the College Football Playoff is one week away from November. A breakdown of where things stand in each Power Four league.

On Saturday night, Texas' offense averaged --0.37 EPA per snap. Among games between Power Four schools this season, that performance is the eighth-worst performance by any offense this season. It's also the only one of the 31 worst offensive performances this season in which that team somehow managed to win the game.