Author: Paul Myerberg, USA TODAY

There always unexpected results during the college football season. Here are the 15 biggest surprises and disappointments across the country.

Will the College Football Playoff race end unceremoniously or with chaos on the final weekend? A look at all the possible outcomes.

With one week left in the regular season, the rankings for the top quarterbacks in college football are settling into place.

Everything has come together for the College Football Playoff selection committee. Just five realistic contenders have emerged with one Saturday left.

Ohio State’s emphatic loss to Michigan dropped the Buckeyes down the NCAA Re-Rank 1-131. Georgia remains No.1 followed by Michigan, TCU and USC.

Michigan rolled, while Ohio State and Clemson saw their seasons go up in smoke to lead the college football winners and losers from Week 13.

Rhule, who was fired by the Panthers in October and previously coached Baylor and Temple, will be introduced as head coach in Lincoln on Monday.

Coming in at No. 6 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings, USC has a path to become the first Pac-12 team to reach the semifinals since 2016.

The third College Football Playoff rankings release is Tuesday. Among the big potential winners is Tennessee, which is poised to join the top four.