Alabama Crimson Tide and Clemson Tigers will meet in the National Championship today for the second time in three years and the fourth time overall since the start of the college football playoff just a few years prior (8pm ET Monday).
Neither of these teams, vying for the top prize of the college football season, is a stranger to thismore…
With the 2018-19 NCAAF Bowl Season underway, we are one step closer to crowning this year’s national champion.
On Saturday, two teams will inch closer to that goal of winning the title as the Cotton Bowl and Orange Bowl (8pm ET Saturday on ESPN), contested between Alabama Crimson Tide and Oklahoma Sooners, play host tomore…
Last updated December 28th, 2018
In just a few days, the college bowl season will kick into high gear for the NCAAF Playoff, which features the four best teams from the regular season competing to earn a spot in the National Championship Game in January.
This year, the two bowls are the Cotton Bowl Classic (4:00 PM ET Saturday, live on TV on ESPN) and themore…
For the third straight season, No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide take on No. 1 Clemson Tigers in the college football postseason when they meet in the Sugar Bowl today (8:45 PM ET Monday). This year however, the two won’t be colliding in the championship but rather a semifinal, one that could be the most anticipated of all-time.
In 2016, in a galaxy not somore…
Only two more games separate the four remaining college football playoff teams from achieving the ultimate glory of a national championship. The first of these two games is the Rose Bowl (January 1 @ 5 PM ET), which pits No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs against No. 2 Oklahoma Sooners in a match-up that has never been seen before.
One of the biggest andmore…
In one of the greatest kickoff games of all-time, preseason favorite Alabama Crimson Tide takes on No.3 Florida State Seminoles for the first game of the season. It is also the first college football game in Atlanta’s new Mercedes-Benz Stadium (8pm ET Saturday on ABC). This will feel like a championship finale than a season opener.
For the most part, last season wasmore…
For the second year in the row, college football’s biggest prize will be decided between challenger Clemson Tigers and defending champion Alabama Crimson Tide (8pm ET Monday on ESPN).
Last year’s College Football Playoff National Championship contest between the two developing rivals was amore…
Just one more win stands between (11-1) Ohio State Buckeyes and (12-1) Clemson Tigers’ shot at playing in the national championship as the duo face off in the Fiesta Bowl in the second half of a New Year’s Eve doubleheader (7pm ET Saturday on ESPN).
As with our Peach Bowl preview, here USAbetting analyzes the angles for this Fiesta Bowl matchup andmore…
For the defending and undefeated national champion (13-0) Alabama Crimson Tide, their journey to becoming repeat title winners begins on New Year’s Eve as they take on the (12-1) Washington Huskies in the Peach Bowl, the first of two playoff semifinals (3pm ET Saturday on ESPN).
Here is our Peach Bowl preview, concluding withmore…
If you are a college football fan, Saturday might as well be your Christmas and birthday all rolled into one. That’s because Saturday is the day when the conference championships are played, when bowl assignments and playoff positioning are determined. Really, it’s a day of great action, great football, competitive rivalries and so much more.
Here we give our previews on amore…
The final bowl game before the college football playoff championship takes place on New Year’s Day as the Oklahoma State Cowboys and Ole Miss Rebels meet in the Sugar Bowl, to be played at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, LA (8.30pm ET, Friday on ESPN).
The second oldest bowl game on the schedule, this is the first time Ole Miss and Oklahoma State will meet inmore…
As we turn the calendar from 2015 to 2016, the college football season will be preparing to crown its champion in the second ever college football playoff championship.
This year, the title will be won by one of four teams playing in two semifinals on the evening of December 31st as Clemson will play Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl and Michigan State will challenge Alabama inmore…
The second NCAA semifinal is the Cotton Bowl at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas between the Big 10 winning (12-1) Michigan State Spartans and the SEC champion (12-1) Alabama Crimson Tide (8pm ET, Thursday).
In a year when the Big 10 placed three teams in the top eight and four in the top 15, Michigan State finished withmore…
With less than two days left in the 2015 calendar year, the NCAA will crown just its second ever college football playoff champion. Only four teams and two games remain, which will be played on New Year’s Eve and we preview them both. So read on for our picks and predictions.
The first semifinal takes place via the Orange Bowl at Sun Life Stadium in Miami, Florida between the top seeded,more…
This one is for all of the proverbial marbles (8.15pm, Saturday). #4 Iowa Hawkeyes currently holds the edge but the winner of the Big 10 Championship will almost assuredly be the one that goes to the playoff.
Iowa and #5 Michigan State (MSU) find themselves neck and neck in almost everything in a year when their conference wasmore…
When the college football playoff committee released their first set of rankings in week 10 of the season, #1 Clemson Tigers led the way with an undefeated 8-0 record and has since never looked back. Clemson has maintained that top spot and is only one of two teams in the top 25, the other being Iowa, to have a blemish-free 12-0 record (8pm ET, Saturday).
All of that could change Saturday however asmore…
Alabama Crimson Tide (#2) would be wise not to underestimate or look past #18 Florida Gators but it might be a stretch to say the Gators are any real threat to Alabama’s hopes of returning to the college football playoff (4pm ET, Saturday).
Their lone loss, against a #15 Ole Miss team is the one blemish on an otherwise perfect season complete with dominant wins overmore…
After a season of upsets and two exciting semifinals, college football has reached its zenith with the first ever championship final between the #2 Oregon Ducks and #4 Ohio State Buckeyes (8:30pm EST, Monday, January 12).
Risen like a phoenix from the ashes of their NCAA sanctions, the Ohio State Buckeyes and third year head coach Urban Meyer, turned inmore…
I previewed the first semifinal where I picked Oregon to end the winning run of the FSU Seminoles. Now I preview the second semifinal, the Sugar Bowl clash between #1 Alabama Crimson Tide and #4 Ohio State Buckeyes (8.30pm EST, Thurs, Jan 1).
It was another outstanding season for the Alabama Crimson Tide as they were the most dominant team in college football once again. Playing inmore…
The Oregon Ducks and the Florida State Seminoles will play in the first ever college football playoff semifinal at none other than the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California (5pm ET, Thursday, Jan 1).
There really is no better setting than the oldest and most attended bowl game of all-time. Started in 1902 and played everymore…
Last updated April 4th, 2015
In the BCS’ final curtain call before making way to a playoff system, college football’s two best teams, the Auburn Tigers and Florida State Seminoles, will take to the field at the Rose Bowl with the national title on the line (Monday 8:30pm ET). more…