A lot happens on college football Saturdays. Even more happens at the conclusion of the regular season when rivalry games are played and coaches are moving. It’s hard to keep up with everything. So this season,

With Day’s actions, the Buckeyes were able to celebrate the win over the Wolverines and not have any issues or backlash with it. That’s the making of a real fine coach, and that’s why Day leads the best and worst things from Week 14 of the college football season.

The CFP selection committee has said a conference championship loss shouldn't affect a team's resume. Indiana's Curt Cignetti disagrees

It was certainly an eventful Rivalry Week as we concluded the college football regular season. Here are the winners and losers.

By ending his drought against Michigan with his 16th straight win dating back to last year’s CFP, Ryan Day has firmly established himself among college football’s elite coaches.

Ole Miss completed the greatest regular season in school history, finishing 11-1 with a 38-19 victory at Mississippi State. Then, as expected, the Rebels lost Lane Kiffin to LSU. Defensive coordinator Pete Golding is now in charge, and just how much that affects this team on the field (and in the CFP rankings) remains to be seen.

From stalled drives to coverage breakdowns in the secondary. Here’s a full recap of Michigan Football’s PFF grades vs Ohio State:

Indiana Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti sends strong message about Ryan Day, Ohio State ahead of Big Ten Championship.