Days before he helped his team to a national championship, Chip Kelly ... The best roster in college football cost a reported $20 million to assemble. The coaching staff, which was the most ...

Drew Goins continues to entertain us on Jeopardy! After the contestant got so excited to nail a Taylor Swift clue after missing one after his first time he was on, this time he whiffed on a ...

Captain America aka Anthony Mackie, in attendance at CFP National Championship ...

The College Football Playoff committee announced that the 2027 College Football National Championship Game will be played in Las Vegas, Nevada, the former home of the Pac-12 Championship game of old.

Following their College Football Playoff National Championship loss to Ohio State, Notre Dame’s locker room was reportedly so much of a mess that USA Today’s Dan Wolken described the ...

One “Jeopardy!” contestant had a bit of a blunder when it came to a Céline Dion hit. Drew Goins, a Hawaii-based journalist who was competing in the “Jeopardy!” 2025 Champions Wildcard ...

Las Vegas will host the 2027 College Football Playoff national championship game. The CFP made the announcement Friday, saying the title game will be played Monday, Jan. 25, 2027, at Allegiant ...

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - The National College Football Championship is coming to Sin City in 2027! The College Football Playoff announced Friday that Las Vegas will host the championship game at ...

Las Vegas will host the College Football Playoff national championship game at Allegiant Stadium on Jan. 25, 2027, the CFP announced Friday. "Las Vegas has shown the world they have amazing venues ...

The College Football Playoff National Championship Game at the end of the 2026 season will take place in Las Vegas, it was announced Friday. The CFP title game will take place Jan. 25, 2027 ...

On Friday, the College Football Playoff announced the newest destination for the 2027 national championship game. You can read the official release below: The College Football Playoff (CFP ...

Can there be too much football on TV? That’s one potential explanation for the downward trend in NFL playoffs and the dip in the audience of the college football national championship. Via Austin Karp ...