The college football season is right around the corner, with Week Zero set to kick off this weekend and a handful of games serving as the appetizer for what’s

Alabama failed to meet expectations the last two seasons, but it should look different with Kalen DeBoer's year of experience.

The committee said in a statement that the schedule strength metric has been adjusted to apply greater weight to games against strong opponents.

The Alabama Crimson Tide did not qualify for the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff. They finished the season ranked No. 11 in the final CFP rankings. However, two conference champions were ranked below Alabama, which secured them automatic bids to the playoff. As a result, Alabama was the first team left out of contention.

The College Football Playoff selection committee announced it will place more emphasis on strength of schedule this year when determining the 12-team field.

The Athletic has released its list of the 25 most interesting people in college football, and Clemson standout Peter Woods made the cut.

The new metric -- titled record strength -- will give further credit to how a team performs against its schedule. It will give extra credit for beating quality teams, while lessening the penalty for losses against tougher opponents.

Three of the top five teams in our initial power rankings have new starting quarterbacks. Can Texas' Arch Manning, Georgia's Gunner Stockton and Ohio State's Julian Sayin shine in the spotlight? With Notre Dame's depth this season,

Going into 2025, this group has a veteran trio of returning starters who will all be looking to break that mold and take the next step into becoming an elite unit. Behind them, there’s a lot of room for any of the young players to step up and become role players, as most all of the depth is still very inexperienced.