Week 12 brought few scoreline surprises this Saturday, and the playoff race is as tight as ever following the regular season’s penultimate weekend — but there was one game-changing disaster: AP No. 5 Florida State quarterback (QB) Jordan Travis suffered a gruesome, season-ending injury.

College football's behemoths continued to separate themselves from the field on Saturday.

There’s nothing more intense than November football, and this Saturday was no exception.

Off the field, things are going from bad to (potentially) really f**king bad for No. 2 Michigan, and last night, a passionate possum pulled a Connor Stalions and wound up on a sideline where he didn’t belong.

No. 10 Oklahoma wasn’t the only Top-25 team making headlines on Saturday — here’s who ate and who played Drake.

There are four more weeks of regular-season play left, but momentum’s already building toward the (final) four-team College Football Playoff (CFP) this winter — so let’s dig into everything you need to know as the postseason puzzle pieces fall into place.

The injury bug’s still raging, creating Week 9 quarterback (QB) catastrophes for both Iowa and No. 7 Texas this week, so stay on your toes: Like Portland State walk-on president Ann Cudd, you might need to suit up for your squad tomorrow.

Nearly everywhere except Chapel Hill, gridiron elites avoided upsets this weekend — but their up-and-coming opponents made ’em work for it.

The college football season’s officially past the 50-yard line, and its behemoths have never looked more vulnerable.

With every jaw-dropping win, the Heisman Trophy race grows clearer, and this weekend’s chaos saw one superstar emerge as the talk of the town — and the favorite to become the Heisman House’s newest resident.

Heisman hopefuls weren't the only ones fighting for their football lives this weekend: Between four Top-25 upsets by unranked foes and three undefeated seasons down the drain, Division I served up plenty of blockbuster action on Saturday.

At least one undefeated record will bite the dust, and at least one underperforming team will be redeemed.