It's not always neat, but college football has a way of building a beachhead on wherever popular culture is squinting at a given moment. The 1920s belonged to Hollywood; USC won 10 games three times. Washington won the national title the year Nevermind and Ten came out; Stanford won 12 games the year The Social Network came out.

Plus, Iowa and Cincinnati have officially thrown their names in the hat of potential playoff contenders after strong weeks

SEC teams won in dramatic fashion, Texas A&M had no trouble against flailing LSU. Here's what to know about Week 9.

On a day when college football didn't have many marquee matchups on paper, the sport delivered with some wild moments, as always.

North Texas' Drew Mestemaker detonated Charlotte for 608 yards and four TDs, and that line vaulted him right up against Baylor's Sawyer Robertson in the yardage

LSU's Playoff hopes are extinguished, but unexpected seasons from Vandy, Houston, Virginia and Cincinnati fuel a wide-open Playoff race.

How will the US LBM Coaches Poll look after Week 9 of the college football season? We give our prediction for the top 10.

The SportsLine model doesn't like Middle Tennessee's odds of doing that, making Delaware to cover the 9.5-point spread one of its Wednesday college football best bets. Delaware has lost back-to-back games against two of the best teams in the conference,