Ryan Galloway

Ryan Galloway lays out his perfect Top 25 as we head into CFP ranking season!

Happy Thursday football fans! Let's take a quick look at what awaits us on in this week's Thursday Night Football matchup!

Believe it or not, we’re getting close to the end of the college football regular season. Big matchups and rivalry games are ahead.

This week of college football was headlined by Texas A&M hosting LSU, Alabama bullying Mizzou, and Texas righting the ship against Vandy.

Following the clash of the top-three titans Oregon and Ohio State, as well as the Red River Rivalry, see who made the cut in our top 25.

It only took five weeks, but the New England Patriots have announced that Drake Maye will get his first career start against the Texans.

Wow. Let’s all catch our breaths. This weekend of college football, on paper, was boring. However, in practice? It was upset city.

Predicting the winners of this weekend's college football slate.

Let's take a look at the biggest risers and fallers of the past week of college football, and welcome some new faces to the TYB Top 25.

As the college football world is up in arms about a decision made by UNLV QB Matthew Sluka, I'm wondering what happened to the game I love.

Missouri survived quite the scare at home, Kansas State falls to the Mormons, and OU is in trouble after revealing they have no quarterback.

Georgia, step aside. There's a new number one in this week's top 25!

There's a new leader in New England, but after the Pats' week one win, we're left wondering "Where have we seen this before?"

Reviewing this week's biggest risers, and see who could be on their way out of the nation's premier college football rankings.

Let's break down this week's top-ten, and rank the remainder of the top 25.

What lies ahead for the Spurs as they head into year two of the Victor Wembanyama experience?

Dallas is just one win away from the NBA Finals, while the Boston Celtics await them on the other side.

Caleb Williams, you are a Chicago Bear. Now, let's predict the rest of this year's highly touted top ten.

Another chapter is being written in the post-Brady era for the Pats. Unfortunately, it is more of the same for New England.