Throughout June and July and to commemorate the final year of the BCS era, Jerry Palm will be taking a year-by-year look at the machinations and controversies of the postseason system unleashed upon ...

Every year fans, coaches, and journalists argue about which teams are the strongest and which conferences are the toughest. This debate gets extremely heated around the time for the selection of the ...

Notable players: QB Ken Dorsey, RB Clinton Portis, WR Andre Johnson TE Jeremy Shockey, TE Kellen Winslow Jr., LB Jonathan Vilma, DB Ed Reed, DB Sean Taylor Miami's season: Much like previous seasons, ...

Call it a tweak here, a snip there and a tuck for good measure. The ever-evolving Bowl Championship Series rankings, still under fire after probably delivering the wrong team to last year’s national ...

The Bowl Championship Series began during the 1998 college football season in order to establish, once and for all, an undisputed Division I-A National Champion. Up until that point, the best team in ...

During the past 10 years, the BCS hasn't always produced the national championship game college football fans wanted to see. But usually it has produced the best national championship team. Seven of ...

With all due respect to Famous Jameis and his fantastic Florida State team of 2013, the best team to come out of the Sunshine State during the BCS era was years ahead of the Seminoles' time. Led by ...

With Tennessee and LSU facing off in the Georgia Dome for the Southeastern Conference title last Saturday, every college football aficionado had his eyes on Atlanta. The Vols-Tigers rematch—the only ...

As was expected in this season of favorites falling by the wayside, LSU upset Tennessee in the SEC title game last weekend to put the Vols’ national title hopes out of commission and send the BCS ...

Defending national champion Oklahoma is the top team in the Bowl Championship Series rankings released last night and it appears that Miami, which is the top-ranked team in both major polls, could go ...

The year was 2001. It was the third Saturday in October. As an SEC undergrad student at the University of Tennessee, it was basically a holiday. We were in Tuscaloosa, Alabama for the big rivalry game ...