Chuck Culpepper

Alabama got nothing but a field goal Saturday night and now has three losses, proving yet again that this college football season is just plain odd.

With three weeks to play in the college football season, there is a realistic path to the top eight teams in the conference all finishing 6-2.

The 8-0 Hurricanes are aiming to recapture the imagination of a unique region that remembers the program’s glory days.

Oklahoma State’s Mike Gundy visits Legacy Village every Monday, and the residents are transported by the experience.

The Bulldogs earned an emphatic 30-15 win over Texas on Saturday night and remain firmly in the College Football Playoff conversation.

Both teams are ranked on the same week for the first time since 1960, and they could meet for a conference title the week before the regular Army-Navy game.

As football teams fly from coast to coast to play conference games in this era of realignment, the logistical hurdles can be more challenging for some.

The Dukes strolled into Chapel Hill and hung a 32-point halftime lead on North Carolina en route to one of the most unlikely yet sublime wins of the year.

Iamaleava stands out in a crowd, but Tennessee displayed remarkable balance in its impressive win Saturday night at Oklahoma.

Just as they did last season at Alabama, the Longhorns make another early-season statement against Michigan.

The expanded College Football Playoff format includes an automatic berth for a Group of Five champion, giving hope that didn’t exist to smaller programs.

Penn State, Miami and Notre Dame all earned road wins Saturday, then headed on home with hope.

The LSU coach was left “angry” after USC’s 27-20 win in a game that featured more quality defense than anticipated.

We ranked the funkiest conference matchups this fall in the first year after radical realignment.

More than 20,000 runners took to the Olympic marathon course Saturday night in, as one called it, “the best idea.”

The runner from Bhutan finished the women’s marathon more than 50 minutes behind the winner, but her arrival was loudly embraced.

For athletes from the Windward Islands who found their way to spots on the podium, they’ll always have Paris.

In javelin, Arshad Nadeem wins Pakistan’s first individual Olympic medal and receives it alongside silver medalist Neeraj Chopra of India.

A country of 6.65 million has a three-time NBA MVP, a 24-time Grand Slam champion and a formidable Summer Games presence.

Flag-waving fans cite one reason traveling to Paris Games for Tuesday’s semifinal match: “We came to support Imane.”