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Can Oklahoma replace Sterling Shepard?

By Ian Boyd

In 1980, Georgia became one of the least likely champions in college football history

By Bill C.

TCU's secret weapon

By Ian Boyd

In 1981, college football was ruled by teams from Pennsylvania and South Carolina

By Bill C.

Don't ask Nebraska fans about Penn State's 1982 national title. Just don't do it.

By Bill C.

We could have had Bo Jackson vs. Mike Rozier for the 1983 national title. That we didn't makes me angry.

By Bill C.

How offenses protect one-dimensional TEs

By Ian Boyd

Who were the most explosive and efficient rushers in college football in 2015?

By Bill C.

BYU winning the national title in 1984 was fine because no one else deserved it either

By Bill C.

Would a Big 12 championship game be a mistake? Analytics on CFB Playoff odds

By ThePowerRank

In 1985, most of the best college football teams blew it

By Bill C.

Barry Switzer couldn't solve Miami's defense, and it cost Oklahoma a national title in 1986

By Bill C.

2015 college football advanced statistical profiles

By Bill C.

PODCAST AIN'T PLAYED NOBODY

By Bill C.

How 4-3 defenses are evolving to stop the smashmouth spread

By Ian Boyd

It was Miami, Florida State, and everybody else in 1987

By Bill C.

The 1988 college football season would have been a playoff committee's nightmare

By Bill C.

The 4 main schools of spread offense

By Ian Boyd

The 1989 national title went to Miami, the elite team that lost first

By Bill C.

Florida State, Nebraska, and Florida owned college football in the 1990s

By Bill C.

God's play: The modern power run game

By Ian Boyd