College Football Playoff

The College Football Playoff Committee released the second edition of the 2020 playoff poll tonight and the Alabama Crimson Tide remained locked into the No. 1 spot. Alabama took down its arch-rival Auburn 42-13 last week and will travel to Baton Rouge to play LSU this coming week.

With the threshold for qualifying for the Big 10 Championship being that six games must be played, it begs the question: What would happen if Ohio State was forced to miss the championship?

For those of you fans reading wondering if the college football playoff committee discussed an expansion of the playoffs for this season, they did, and it wasn't the answer most hoped for.

There is optimism in reports that Jaylen Waddle could return from his ankle injury in time to help the Crimson Tide secure a National Championship.

The No. 1 ranked Clemson Tigers had their yearly close win against an unranked team in the disappointing Atlantic Coast Conference. After squeaking out a win from a then 4-2 Boston College squad, it’s clear to me that a competitive 2020 College Football Playoff shouldn’t include the Clemson Tigers.

As we enjoy a full weekend of football, both collegiate and professional, the question of a championship asterisk still looms over the 2020 college football season.

Former Alabama Crimson Tide offensive lineman Barrett Jones joined The Game with Ryan Fowler to give his opinions on the prospect of playoff expansion, the importance of the Citrus Bowl and more.

Rodney Orr, the Tider Insider, joined The Game with Ryan Fowler to give his reactions to Tua Tagovailoa's press conference and more.

Former three-time national championship winning quarterback for the Alabama Crimson Tide AJ McCarron joined The Game with Ryan Fowler to discuss the Iron Bowl outcome and more.

There is a new number one, as Ohio State took care of business beating Penn State 28-17. Alabama remains ranked fifth overall in this week’s College Football Playoff Poll. A decisive 66-3 victory over Western Carolina was not enough to move Alabama above Georgia this week.