College football's leaders have yet to make a formal decision, but an expansion to at least 16 teams appears to be at the forefront of everybody's minds.

A surprising candidate is emerging among the favorites to be named the next Penn State coach, at least according to the college football odds.

SOUTH BEND — Notre Dame football won't be headed back to the College Football Playoff after all. Sunday’s long-awaited reveal kept Alabama at No. 9 despite a one-sided loss in the SEC Championship Game and jumped idle Miami (10-2) from No. 12 ahead of Notre Dame (10-2), leaving the Irish on the outside looking in.

While the vibes are a bit odd right now around Notre Dame following the College Football Playoff fiasco, the recruiting momentum is still very strong for the Fighting Irish. Head coach Marcus Freeman and his staff have done a masterful job on that end,

Notre Dame says team has decided not to play in a bowl game this season after being left out of College Football Playoff.

Notre Dame was the last team left out of the College Football Playoff field. It subsequently opted out of a bowl game, bringing questions about the postseason's future.

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"Everybody has eyes" on Marcus Freeman — including NFL — but Irish AD Pete Bevacqua says Freeman "is the perfect coach for Notre Dame."

In college football, you never really know whether a coaching hire is going to work. But it's never too early to talk about fit.

Notre Dame was left out of the 2025 College Football Playoff. Could that impact how the rankings are structured moving forward?

Notre Dame athletic director Pete Bevacqua thinks there’s a simple solution to politicking for College Football Playoff spots — expansion