After a chaotic start to the college football season, very few fan bases will be happy when the inaugural CFP rankings are unveiled on Tuesday night.

FSU's decision to end the Norvell era will provide relief for a fan base that simply had enough. But Seminole fans should also prepare for a dose of humility.

Julian Sayin's injury put the Buckeyes in a hole, but after a listless loss to USC, does OSU have any hope this season?

Yahoo Sports Daily hosts Caroline Fenton and Jason Fitz are joined by Yahoo Sports’ Senior College Football Writer Dan Wolken to discuss why he believes the first batch of the College Football Playoff rankings mean nothing. Watch the full episode of Yahoo Sports Daily on YouTube or YahooSports.TV.

Swinney's convictions and stubborn nature have gotten him all this way, but it's becoming clear that a fresh start is probably best.

Utah is showing college football that when it comes to the sensitive matter of replacing a program legend, making the tough decision a year too early might be better than waiting a year too late. 

Repole is putting his money where his mouth is — and nobody involved in horse racing has a bigger mouth.

When we assign the well-deserved blame for this Game 6 embarrassment, let's at least get it right.

At Texas Tech, there is only one voice that matters. And when the de facto team owner isn't happy, nobody's happy. 

After an Alabama fan slapped a Georgia player and a Texas fan flipped the bird in the face of Florida players on consecutive weeks, what's it going to take for schools to put an end to bad behavior?

With no real incentive to challenge itself with a difficult schedule in the 24-team College Football Playoff era, Notre Dame can have its independence and schedule as it sees fit too.

For better or worse, Manning is the defining player of the Sarkisian era, and the blame game is starting in Austin. Could it take them both down?

Nebraska's dancing between quarters likely had nothing to do with the team's loss to Oregon. But Rhule's admission afterward shows college football's copycat culture doesn't always pan out.

With all the parity these days, it's hard to tell the real problems from the temporary circumstances. But the things plaguing Texas right now are not new.

Ohio State paid a steep price with its win over Indiana. Will they be able to tread water without their star QB amid a tough upcoming schedule?

Cignetti has done almost everything at Indiana. But he's never won a big home game against an elite opponent like Ohio State.

The drumbeat of playoff expansion began decades ago, but now, it's a different entity holding the drumstick and playoff expansion has spun out of control.

After decades of unfettered spending, the rising cost of rosters might finally be slowing down the coaching churn — at least a little bit. 

In an odd way, Saturday's loss was so well-played by Alabama but with so much more room to grow that DeBoer might have finally turned a corner. He is Alabama's guy, and Tide fans need to get on board with that.

Georgia won the battle, but because of the electric Alabama quarterback who so graciously accepted his defeat Saturday night, Alabama might be better positioned to win the war.

The Aggies got shelled by Missouri and that wasn't even the worst part of the day for the A&M fan base.

For a competitor like Smart, who has built Georgia into a perennial power, there is no great explanation or excuse for having such an anomalous record against a particular rival. 

Ever since NIL, revenue sharing and unlimited transfers came to college sports, we've seen evidence suggesting Cinderella might be dying. It's never been more stark than this football season.

A certain level of off-the-wall bizarre gives college football its charm. But why does it seem this season like it's driving everyone up the wall?