College Football

Surveillance video of Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston stealing crab legs from a Tallahassee, Florida grocery store has surfaced.

University of Northern Colorado football season is fast approaching! Read on to get the full game schedule...

The College football season is almost over!  I'm sure my wife would say, "It's not over?'  It seems like it goes on forever.  I remember when all the big games were on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day - Even the National Championship! Now they are spread out from mid December through the 1st week of January.

To say the college marching band has come a long ways is an understatement. The routines they put together have to be seen to be believed.

Here comes a story that doesn't come along very often. An entire college football team, fed up with how things were going, refused to board their team bus for their game.

I wrote a story just over a year ago about Brian Banks and his false conviction and what lies ahead in his future. As it turns out, the latest update is one of success and a 2.6 million dollar bill for his false accuser.

It's really like one of those made for TV movies but this is no movie. No, this amazing moment happened in real life over the weekend and it's one of the coolest most heartfelt moments you'll see in a long time.

When are all of the NCAA Football games on TV? We have the list for you. All times are in the Eastern time zone.

The finalists for the 78th Annual Heisman Memorial Trophy are Kansas State University quarterback Collin Klein, Texas A&M University quarterback Johnny Manziel, and University of Notre Dame middle linebacker Manti Te’o.

Stephen Warner (#63) may have the coolest job in football today. Yes, he plays a position on the offensive line that has been a role on the O line since the beginning of the sport but his position has never really been played before and what he does may be the rarest thing you will ever see in college football. And Warner doesn't do it just once in awhile, he does it during every game and you won't believe it.

Player safety has been a major point of emphasis at all levels of football in recent years. That trend will be noticeable with several changes coming to college football games this fall.

So do you really want a new stadium that would be on the CSU campus and cost $250 million? Sure, it would be cool to have the 'on campus' stadium feel but is the cost worth it?  And how will the monies be raised? Through fundraisers or taxpayers...