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Star sophomore quarterback Josh Rosen is expected to get most of the attention when No. 16 UCLA opens its season Saturday at noisy Kyle Field against Texas A&M. Aggies QB Trevor Knight will be enjoying the spotlight, too. Knight will make his debut in his first start since Dec. 29, 2014. Continue to Article

September 02, 2016 3:30:pm EST

The college football season officially started last weekend in Australia, but the rest of the country catches up this week in what is being billed as one of the best college football opening slates ever assembled. As strange as it sounds, some teams could find themselves eliminated from the CFP after the first weekend while others could gain a key win that becomes a bargaining chip if there’s a loss down the road. Continue to Article

September 02, 2016 11:11:am EST

Houston coach Tom Herman has spent all offseason downplaying the importance of the Cougars' opener against No. 3 Oklahoma. The high-profile matchup at NRG Stadium, the home of the NFL's Texans, on Saturday won't decide a conference championship nor will it pave the way to a spot in the College Football Playoff for the winner. ''Just going in with the mindset that it's just another game that we will be prepared for,'' said Houston cornerback Brandon Wilson, toeing the company line. Continue to Article

September 02, 2016 3:11:am EST

Mark Andrews is ready to branch out. Oklahoma's tight end was mainly a red-zone threat last season, with seven of his 19 receptions going for touchdowns, including five for scores inside the 20-yard line. The returning All-Big 12 performer will get the opportunity to establish himself as more of an all-around player for the third-ranked Sooners on Saturday against No. 15 Houston at NRG Stadium. Continue to Article

September 01, 2016 3:47:pm EST

Michigan State, Michigan, Penn State and Indiana are getting set to break in new starting quarterbacks, all of whom will be replacing NFL draft picks. The defending Big Ten champion Spartans are going with fifth-year senior Tyler O'Connor, who succeeds the program's all-time wins leader in Connor Cook. O'Connor, who started in a win at Ohio State in the absence of an injured Cook, won the job over junior Damion Terry. Continue to Article

August 31, 2016 7:11:pm EST