college football

Bowl games are a great time for players to experience new places and new thing. Most of these are positive and enlightening. But sometimes, those experiences get out of control

Isn't college football bowl season the best? It's like two weeks straight of sitting in the recliner watching one football game after another.

We are well aware of the rivalry between the Longhorns and Aggies.

On Saturday, the Texas Rangers' official Twitter account simply tweeted "FireCharlie. #bye."

Aggies or Longhorns? They teach 'em young here in East Texas.

There is a scandal waiting to erupt on the Brazos River involving Baylor Bears Football.

Ohio State’s Ezekiel Elliott racked up record rushing numbers to lead the Buckeyes to a 42-20 upset of No. 2 Oregon in the first college football playoff championship game.

This is the first year for College Football Playoffs. While the Fantastic Four will play tomorrow, Today begins the New Year's Six Games. Read on.

The SEC Champion Alabama Crimson Tide (12-1) will be the top seed going into the inaugural college football playoff.

Earl Dibbles Jr is back with his week 12 college football predictions, and with his one-two-three punch of brutal honesty / unmatched country logic / blistering insight, Dibbles Jr.’s Dip ‘em or Pick ‘em, as seen on CBS Sports, has taken the college football world by storm.

Sure, we all have our teams - maybe it's our alma mater, maybe it's where we want to go in the future, maybe it's the school we were raised to love or maybe it's an arbitrary love - but who do you cheer for when they aren't on the field?

Kudos to this Texas A&M cadet who threw the best block of the game to protect the school's mascot, Reville.  After Aggies defender Nick Harvey pushed SMU's Der’rikk Thompson in the end zone, Thompson lost control, heading straight for the dog. That's when a cadet stepped in, showing the receiver away from the unfazed pup.