Ohio State quarterback Cardale Jones gave way to backup J.T. Barrett early and often against Hawaii on Saturday. What does that mean for the Buckeyes quarterbacks going forward? See more on that and eight other things we learned in college football Saturday.

UCLA true freshman Josh Rosen didn't look like one Saturday, leading the Bruins to a win over Virginia with 351 passing yards.

Will the Saints take control of the NFC South? Will Jay Cutler solidify his status as the Bears' franchise QB? Find out what else we're watching for in Monday night's game.

East Carolina senior WR Justin Hardy, who began his career as a walk-on, is in the verge of setting the FBS career receptions record.

Is Oklahoma State's Mike Gundy a strong candidate for the head coaching vacancy at Florida? Bryan Fischer addresses this and more in CFB 24/7's Tuesday Tweetbag.

The Florida head coach job is one of the best in the country, one that will be coveted by some of the best and brightest. Gil Brandt suggests eight coaches who should be considered.

Oregon remains the class of the Pac-12 and ascended to No. 2 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings, but Arizona State also made a big statement by taking out Notre Dame.

With the 2014 season at its midway point, we took a look at all 128 college football teams in the FBS ranks and ranked each squad's quarterback situation.

With half the college football season already over, it's time to make 10 fearless predictions on everything from the Heisman Trophy to the College Football Playoff.

Two days after a heartbreaking loss to California, Washington State head coach Mike Leach let the Cougars special-teams coach go and changed the team's approach.

Marcus Mariota was under siege Saturday night on the Palouse but was just about perfect in the face of pressure as Oregon narrowly escaped Washington State.

East Carolina senior wide receiver Justin Hardy is on a pace to set the NCAA's career receptions record, but he has a tough task this week, when he will go against Virginia Tech's celebrated secondary.

Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller's season-ending injury dominated the headlines on Tuesday, but that's not the only thing you need to know from college football camps across the country.

Oregon's Marcus Mariota is just one of several high-profile Pac-12 quarterbacks who will be attempting to impress NFL scouts during the 2014 season.

Big Ten newcomer Rutgers will have a familiar face under center as senior Gary Nova was named the starting quarterback for the opening game against Washington State.

Quarterback was the key word you heard everywhere around Pac-12 Media Days and with good reason. But the conference had plenty more news and notes than on just that position.

Texas Tech coach Kliff Kingsbury won't play in the Red Raiders' spring game Saturday, but he did show off his dance moves for his team this week.

South Carolina's Steve Spurrier is the latest coach to comment on the NCAA's proposed "defensive substitution" rule -- except Spurrier has a different name for it. He calls it the 'Saban Rule.'

Jace Amaro was listed as a tight end by Texas Tech, but he split out wide about 80 percent of the time. Still, he says he can be a complete, all-around tight end.

Texas Tech has placed a billboard in Times Square recognizing Super Bowl starters Wes Welker, Manny Ramirez and Louis Vasquez of the Denver Broncos.

Art Briles "indicated" that he would stay as Baylor's coach, a big-money Bears booster told the Dallas Morning News.