Former Boston College and current Detroit Lions offensive lineman Christian Mahogany made his first career start in the NFL on Sunday. The Elmwood Park, N.J., native spent the first part of the season on Non-Football Injury List and made his season debut on Nov.
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College Football Playoff overreactions: Despite first-round blowouts, 12-team format does not need overhaul
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Blowouts dominated the first round of the College Football Playoff. Will the quarterfinals be any better?
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College Football Playoff might challenge the NFL for its throne this weekend
College sports have undergone a seismic shift due to significant legislative changes. The future of college football is headed towards more of a professional model.
A pair of college football playoff games will be played, starting at noon ET (SMU-Penn State) and 4:00 p.m. ET (Clemson-Texas). A pair of NFL games also will be played, starting at 1:00 p.m. ET (Texans-Chiefs) and 4:30 p.m. ET (Steelers-Ravens).
Sports fans are in store for one of the best days they can possibly have as the NFL and College Football Playoff go head -to-head.
Beginning this weekend and through the next few weeks, 12 of this season's best college football teams will be competing for the National Championship. Those important games will offer fans a glimpse at some NFL stars of tomorrow.
The two most popular sports in America go directly against one another Saturday and while it’s euphoric for football lovers, the schedule also presents issues.
Indiana may not have been the most compelling game, but its setting was. And now the College Football Playoff needs to put more of its games on campus.
The newly expanded College Football Playoffs have begun and it is providing another way to prepare for the 2025 NFL draft. For teams like the New Orleans Saints, the NFL draft has already become the most exciting thing for the future. Watching these games ...
College football fans should be pumped about the expanded College Football Playoff. It'll be better than ever but not because it's bigger. Here's why.
Find out why Sammy P is backing Clemson to cover as a double-digit underdog and why he thinks the Bills can "name their score" against the Patriots.
Round one of the College Football Playoff was less than memorable. The first 12-team playoff looked more like a mistake as each game occurred.
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