The 2025-26 College Football Playoffs bracket is set, with 12 teams racing for the national championship title.

When Indiana met Oregon in October, the game served as the best test yet of whether the Hoosiers were a one-year wonder or a program that was here to stay.

Here's an updated look at the College Football Playoff bracket as quarterfinal games become finalized. See which teams have moved on.

College football fans were left confused with a crucial part of the ESPN score bug while watching the Ohio State-Miami playoff game on Wednesday.

That first leg of the championship race features four on-campus games. No. 8 seed Oklahoma opens the action on Dec. 19 when it hosts No. 9 seed Alabama. And on Dec. 20, a trio of games pit No. 7 seed Texas A&M against No. 10 seed Miami, No. 6 seed Ole Miss against No. 11 seed Tulane and No. 5 seed Oregon against No. 12 seed James Madison.

Gary Danielson is calling his last game at the Sun Bowl, a bout between Arizona State and Duke, capping off a 36-year broadcasting career.

Monday Night Football in Week 17 features a major NFC battle between the Los Angeles Rams and Atlanta Falcons. The Falcons have been playing spoiler in the NFC

Simply, Chicago and San Francisco are two of the best teams in the land. They proved as much on Sunday night, combining to craft the league's best game thus far. The 49ers notched a 42-38 win over their in-conference rival, with Brock Purdy coming to life for the second-straight week.