Jeremy Fowler

Arizona State, considered a Pac-12 South contender, might face divisional UCLA and USC without one of the league's best quarterbacks.

Steve Spurrier and South Carolina rebound from an ugly season opener against Texas A&M to defeat the Bulldogs for the third straight time in Columbia.

In Jeremy Fowler's latest Coaching Forecast, things are sunny right now for Notre Dame's Brian Kelly, but storms are possible for Michigan's Brady Hoke.

Penn State travels to Rutgers for this week's best Big Ten matchup and the Scarlet Knights' first conference game as a Big Ten member. But the schools' history isn't worthy of rlvalry status -- yet.

Jeremy Fowler takes his weekly look at the Monday morning water cooler talk in college football, and cuts through the narrative to identify reality.

The Buckeyes entered the year with championship hopes but never looked like an elite team against Virginia Tech's impressive defense.

With seven player dismissals and four suspensions, UT's Strong has disciplined more than new coaches at USC, Louisville, Vandy, Penn State and Wake Forest combined.

Al Golden will be in trouble if Miami continues to falter. And in Arkansas, it's looking choppy for Bret Bielema as we forecast the prevailing winds in the coaching world.

Is it time to write off the Big Ten? Is the Big 12 as deep as it looks? Nobody does overreactions like college football, but which ones are justified?

Alabama was a huge favorite against the Mountaineers, whose inspired effort shows the Tide has more work to do at quarterback and on defense.

Blake Sims and Jacob Coker competed for the starting quarterback job all camp, and Sims will get the first crack at the job against the Mountaineers.

Texas A&M left tackle Cedric Ogbuehi -- a potential top-five pick in the 2015 NFL draft -- wanted to go to Texas but didn't get an offer. Aggies reap the benefits of that snub.

Touted FSU Jacob Coker was expected to take over the Alabama QB job, but as of now fifth-year senior Blake Sims has the inside track.

There are several teams outside of the national top 15 that might make a sneaky playoff run, including Nebraska, Virginia Tech, Michigan and many more.

One of Kentucky's best players will miss the season opener, left tackle Darrian Miller, a senior, for violation of team rules.