Texas A&M defensive back Antonio Johnson is heading to the 2023 NFL Draft after three seasons in Maroon & White. Football Takeover's John Harris joined TexAgs Radio on Wednesday to offer his opinion on where Johnson could land and much more.

With Isaiah Spiller headed to the NFL Draft, the door officially opens for speedster Devon Achane to make some noise as Texas A&M's No. 1 ball carrier. As one of the fastest players in college football, Achane appears poised for a breakout season in 2022.

The day before Thanksgiving, Billy Liucci tackles another round of subscriber questions in this written edition of Ask Liucci. This week, Liucci discusses his holiday traditions, what he expects to see from the LSU Tigers this weekend and much more.

What was once an intense back-and-forth rivalry between powerhouses has now been completely one-sided, as Ohio State has currently won 15 of the last 16 against arch-rival Michigan. But with division title hopes on the line, the Wolverines hope to change the tide.

With just a few weeks of the college football regular season-remaining, there are still plenty of conference championship game matchups left to be determined. From the Big Ten to the AAC, most division titles are still up for grabs.

In today's edition of Around CFB, Olin Buchanan checks in on how the 2021 season is playing out compared to preseason expectations, plus he offers his weekly Heisman thoughts, CFP projections and games to watch this week.

The official CFP rankings are finally dropping tonight, and with many undefeated and one-loss Power Five teams in the running, it is tough to discern which teams are most deserving. Olin Buchanan analyzes each team with a playoff case and breaks down who has the best shot.

The Oklahoma Sooners currently sit at No. 4 in the rankings and are part of just a handful of remaining undefeated Power Five teams. However, they have looked much less than impressive in almost all their games, including their most recent nailbiter against 1-6 Kansas.

As the CFB season reaches its halfway point, three Power Five coaches have already been fired. While this seems like a lot at this point, especially considering the unique season, many more high-profile coaches could be on the chopping block soon as well.

Not since 2007 have college football fans seen this much chaos only halfway through a season. Olin Buchanan tracks the madness and speculates about what it could mean for the playoff, plus he adds his Heisman thoughts and games to watch for the week.

While this season looks like the first time a 'Group of Five' team could make the playoff, the question is, which one? While Cincinnati is coming off of an impressive win over then No. 9 Notre Dame, the argument could be made that BYU has more potential for the playoff.