College football connoisseur Heather Dinich noticed that excitement and intrigue regarding the College Football Playoffs were amplified exponentially after the sport expanded from a four-team ...

Longtime ESPN college football reporter Heather Dinich unveiled a projection of the college football playoff rankings as if they were released today on Tuesday. Dinich's projections included ...

REQUIRED READING: Dominant Ohio State headlines College Football Playoff winners and losers ESPN's Heather Dinich said the format is unlikely to change, however. "As far as changes moving forward ...

Of all the seeding to keep an eye on tonight, ESPN’s Heather Dinich is noting where the Miami Hurricanes and Alabama Crimson Tide find themselves in the next-to-last rankings for the College ...

ESPN’s Heather Dinich appeared on The Pat McAfee Show Tuesday and outlined one major change that could be on the way. According to Dinich, the committee could decide to change the way seeding is ...

ESPN’s Heather Dinich isn’t sugarcoating the situation at Tennessee—there’s no clear victor in the Nico Iamaleava saga. Appearing on Get Up Monday morning, Dinich offered a blunt ...

per ESPN's Heather Dinich. After a meeting on Monday, the NCAA came away with nine proposed legislative changes, perhaps the biggest being one that would permit universities to directly pay players.

And that push is already coming from within the media, as ESPN’s Heather Dinich went on Pat McAfee’s show Tuesday and acknowledged she’d have a hard time keeping a three-loss SEC team out of ...

During an appearance Sunday on “SportsCenter,” ESPN reporter Heather Dinich, who has covered the playoff for the network since it began as a four-team entity in 2014, has Miami in her ...