College football in 2020 was unlike any other season in the sport's history, and it brought unfamiliar images to the game: athletes publicly campaigning for racial equality; game delays ...

College football was no exception ... RELATED: Big Ten postpones 2020 football season, other fall sports RELATED: Pac-12 cancels 2020 football season, other sports amid coronavirus concerns ...

These kickoff times and network designations will be announced at a later date as we all continue to prepare for the college football season." This announcement came down Tuesday as the 2020-21 ...

The 2021 college football season holds the promise of a return ... to be optimistic that this season won't be the struggle 2020 was, there is still more than a little uncertainty about how this ...

College football recruits in the Class of 2020 have truly gone through it all: the start of the NIL era, the rise of the transfer portal, countless coaching changes, multiple rounds of conference ...

no major college football team has played a game between February and July since the 19th century. But a spring 2021 model likely avoids some obstacles a fall 2020 season carries. Campuses are ...

NCAA.com tracked the undefeated college football teams throughout the 2020-21 college football season. Following Alabama's 52-24 victory over previously undefeated Ohio State in the CFP national ...

Surtain was also PFF's highest-graded corner for 2020. He's a shutdown player who's taken on some of the best pass-catchers in college football. There are some big bodies in Notre Dame's passing ...

College football practices include more than 120 players ... least $33 million on the sport—all of which is in jeopardy in 2020 because of coronavirus. Enrollment numbers aren’t the only ...

The viability of college football in 2020 at all levels is in question as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. One FBS conference, the Mid-American, announced Aug. 8 that its member schools will not ...

The sight of the famed Rose Bowl logo on the artificial indoor turf of AT&T Stadium in Arlington was a glaring visual reminder that everything in college football was negotiable in 2020.