This week's mailbag looks at the SEC scheduling dilemma; Michigan State's offense; Texas' D; the rise of Jameis Winston, why no one seems to have much faith in Miami; Brian Polian and Brett Hundley for Heisman. ...more

A once dismal program has now been to three consecutive bowl games and looks better and faster than ever -- thanks to a foundation that Robert Griffin III helped Art Briles build in Waco. ...more

Delvon Simmons, who started all 13 games in 2012 for Texas Tech, is transferring and is set to visit USC on Sunday night. ...more

Vince Young has had more than his share of ups and downs since leaving Texas, but he'll become the first in his family to graduate college. ...more

Willie Taggart worked wonders at Western Kentucky. Now he takes over a USF program that was sputtering, but there is plenty of reason for optimism, starting with the development of former Notre Dame freshman standout Aaron Lynch. ...more

The toughest part for the college football's power brokers will be finding qualified people who are willing to take part in the selection committee process -- and deal with the scrutiny that is sure to come their way. And it's sounding like the idea of having former coaches in the process isn't such a bad idea. ...more

Just a couple weeks after the 2013 NFL Draft, which was shaky on quarterback talent, San Jose State quarterback David Fales is drawing a lot of attention. And with good reason. ...more

Football recruiting is often quite a crapshoot, but as one Duke staffer realized the quarterback class of 2010 has proven to be quite a mess, especially among the most touted prospects. ...more

Boise State coach Chris Petersen talks about the new College Football Playoff, how many teams he'd like to see in it, how recruiting has changed for BSU and his quarterback's development. ...more

Several Pac-12 coaches would prefer to see their league go to eight-game conference schedules but the reality is, the league's media contract won't allow for it. In the face of that, with the upcoming College Football Playoff on the horizon, should all the conferences have the same scheduling standards? Stanford's David Shaw sure thinks so. ...more