Wes Glinsmann

Lamar Jackson became the youngest Heisman Trophy winner in history Saturday night, edging out Clemson’s Deshaun Watson and Baker Mayfield of Oklahoma for college football’s top honor.

The playoff selection process ended with little drama as the top four teams entering the weekend all advanced to the College Football Playoff.

Alabama rallied for a fourth quarter comeback to beat Clemson, 45-40, and secure the Crimson Tide’s fourth national championship in seven years.

The nation's top two teams square off Monday night with the national championship on the line.

No. 2 Alabama was in championship form in the Cotton Bowl, shutting out No. 3 Michigan State, 38-0, and punching its ticket into the national title game.

Two of the nation’s top defenses square off with a national title shot on the line.

Clemson and Oklahoma square off in a bowl rematch, but this time the stakes are much higher.

The second week of bowl season boasts some solid matchups that will make for great watching before we get to the playoffs.

It’s the next-to-last week of the season for most teams, and this weekend could do a lot to shake out the playoff race. Here are some of the big questions this week.

After winning last year’s national championship, the Ohio State Buckeyes are a unanimous pick among AP voters to repeat in 2015.

Oregon and Ohio State meet up on Monday night in the first-ever College Football Playoff championship. Here's what to watch for in this heavyweight-title matchup.

The first college football playoff highlights this year's bowl season. Here is the complete lineup of games so you can plan your TV viewing habits accordingly.