If you're still thinking Texas can run the table and still get into the CFP, you haven't been watching the Longhorns lately. What will Steve Sarkisian do now?

We’re still adjusting to talking about programs today in the 12-team College Football Playoff conversation. A 9-3 team has never made the Playoff. It’s possible, maybe even likely, that it will happen this year.

With the final Saturday in October approaching, the first College Football Playoff rankings are right around the corner. The first reveal show is coming up Nov. 3, but the BCS formula provides an idea of what the CFP bracket would look like under the old model.

Texas isn't dead by any means, and last week's chaos in the SEC further proved the up-and-down nature of the conference. However, the Longhorns do need to get back on track quickly if they wish to reach the College Football Playoff, as the margin for error is slim to none for the rest of the season.

Texas bolstered its College Football Playoff resume with a resounding victory in the Big 12 Championship Game, defeating Oklahoma State in a 49-21 rout. The decision whether or not to include the Longhorns in the four-team field, however, is out of Steve Sarkisian 's hands and rests with the CFP selection committee.

Two straight losses have the program walking a tight rope with no safety net.

Whether the era of the college football superpower is truly done and over with because of NIL and the transfer portal remains to be seen. Indiana looked pretty

Nick Saban isn’t quite ready for a 24-team College Football Playoff. The legendary coach indicated Friday on “The Pat McAfee Show” that he would prefer a smaller field than the one reportedly coming in 2027.