Author: Dan Wolken, USA TODAY

One of the not-so-secret edges for Clemson in its national title runs has been its staff continuity. But that will change with Jeff Scott’s departure.

Clemson is closing in on a historic run, but the underdog complaining by coach Dabo Swinney is obscuring how great the Tigers have been recently.

Tua Tagovailoa could have returned to Alabama, but the risks of another injury were too high to keep him from joining the NFL draft.

Ole Miss hiring D.J. Durkin shows that millionaire coaches care more about redeeming each other than the concerns of former players

Is this LSU football team a one-off or is Ed Orgeron on the verge of a long-term reordering of the power structure both within the SEC and nationally?

College football is not the NFL, where the league is engineered for parity. And it’s not college basketball, which can swing on one or two players.

Joe Burrow, Justin Fields, Jalen Hurts and Trevor Lawrence comprise the greatest quartet of QBs since the inception of the College Football Playoff.

Lane Kiffin and Ole Miss are on the verge of a deal that could be finalized after the Conference USA title game that would make him Rebels’ coach.

Like Ed Orgeron at LSU, Oregon’s Mario Cristobal failed at a smaller school and is now finding success on the biggest stage.

The political environment around the rights of college athletes has shifted in a matter of a few months, but not because of the NCAA’s actions.