Wes Glinsmann

No. 7 Oklahoma rolled up 524 yards of offense against one of the SEC’s best defenses to secure a 35-19 Sugar Bowl victory over No. 14 Auburn.

The second week of bowl season has given us plenty of upsets and wild finishes.

The reigning champs will be back to defend their title after Alabama knocked off Washington, 24-7, in the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl to advance to the national championship game.

Ohio State and Clemson square off in the desert with a national championship shot on the line.

Ohio State and Michigan gave us a game for the ages and the playoff is starting to take shape.

After weeks of speculation and rumor, Texas officials finally ended the Charlie Strong era, firing the coach Saturday after three seasons.

This Thanksgiving, we give thanks for many classic rivalry games with big playoff implications. Here are some of the big question marks going into this weekend. Who Wins The Game? Ohio State/Michigan is always one of the nation's most heated rivalries, but the emotions will be running especially high this week with a potential playoff spot on the line...

Alabama rallied for a fourth quarter comeback to beat Clemson, 45-40, and secure the Crimson Tide’s fourth national championship in seven years.

While the New Year’s Six bowls turned out to be clunkers, the second week of bowl season brought us some of the wildest games of the year.

Chad Kelly threw for 302 yards and four touchdowns as Ole Miss blew out Oklahoma State to take home the Rebels’ first Sugar Bowl trophy since 1969.