college football season

Long-standing rivalry games. Top 25 showdowns. There are plenty of great matchups for Week 2 of the college football season -- and even juicier storylines, writes Mallory Rubin.

As a sports writer with a NFL draft column I am under constant pressure to get my annual Draft Ranking published as soon as possible.

Often as the College Football season progress those rankings change, and change a lot. Guys get injured, guys give up, and in the case of under classmen we don't exactly know if they will declare for the draft or not.

Since it is now December, the College Football regular season is essentially over, here is a quick look at the top five QB prospects for the 2010 draft.

After a terrible College Football season, by anyone's standards most of Notre Dame's, Junior QB Jimmy Clausen and Junior WR Golden Tate will forego their senior seasons at the school and enter the 2010 NFL draft.

As the 2009 College Football season unfolds we can start to get a look at the top prospects at the Quarter back position.

During the rest of the College football season we will update the draft stock of the top ten QB prospects for the 2010 NFL draft.

Before the college football season kicked off, most had already crowned the SEC the nation's best conference.

Florida was the unanimous No. 1 (or close to), Ole Miss was a trendy dark horse, Alabama was only getting better under Nick Saban and top-level freshman talent was arriving at Tennessee, Georgia and LSU per usual.

Two intriguing clashes highlight the opening weekend of the college football season: Virginia Tech-Alabama and Georgia-Oklahoma St.

Stewart Mandel makes his predictions for Week 1.

The college football season kicks off for real in just two days. Andy Staples assesses the Top 25 teams heading into the opening week -- and there's little surprise who starts off on top.

Sports Illustrated unveils its preseason Top 20 for the 2009 college football season.