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Cameras follow the 2022 Georgia football team as they pursue the national championship behind a dominant defense and quarterback Stetson Bennett.

In the first 10 years of the College Football Playoff, the SEC made their presence felt, winning six of the title games to show their stronghold on the sport.

Florida State accomplished something no team had done before them in 1999, going wire-to-wire as the No. 1 team in all three polls en route to a title.

Coverage of college basketball games.

Evan Cohen, Chris Canty and Michelle Smallmon discuss the latest stories from around the world of sports making headlines and previewing marquee games.

Bill McCartney is a former head coach of Colorado football and the founder of the ministry "Promise Keepers," but his team was embroiled in many controversies.

No. 5 Oregon (12-1) defeated James Madison, 51-34, behind Dante Moore; No. 4 Texas Tech (12-1) makes its first CFP appearance behind Behren Morton.

No. 9 Alabama (11-3) defeated No. 8 Oklahoma, 34-24; No. 1 Indiana (13-0) makes its second-straight CFP appearance, led by Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza.

College football analysts break down key matchups of the day; coverage also includes player profiles, injury updates, host predictions and keys to the game.

The play-by-play and color analysts offer up the final thoughts and their players to watch before kickoff of the upcoming college football game.

No. 1 Indiana (14-0) beat No. 5 Oregon (13-1), 30-20, on Oct. 11 behind 215 passing yards from Fernando Mendoza and two TDs from Roman Hemby.

Analysts recap the recent college football game, breaking down highlights of the key moments, postgame interviews and the trophy presentation.

Known mostly for its French roots, New Orleans has a stronger Italian impact than some may know, as two Sicilian corner stores look to make their presence felt.

No. 10 Miami (12-2) comes off a 24-14 win over Ohio State behind Mark Fletcher Jr.; No. 6 Ole Miss (13-1) battled to a 39-34 win over Georgia.

No. 1 Indiana (14-0) beat No. 5 Oregon (13-1), 30-20, on Oct. 11 behind 215 passing yards from Fernando Mendoza and two TDs from Roman Hemby.