There was some outrage locally about Georgia’s No. 12 ranking in last week’s College Football Playoff poll. Coach Kirby Smart amplified the sentiment by taking cheap shots at selection committee ...

ExploreMore AJC coverage of the Bulldogs The top four seeds this ... will determine what teams participate in the first 12-team playoff in college football history. Georgia plummeted to No. 12 after ...

King’s Ridge Christian, Ola and Providence Christian won their first playoff games in history last week. Jasper County reached the second round for the first time since the GHSA went to 32-team ...

Jordan Williams’ college football career is sort of like the span ... columnist at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Formerly the Georgia Tech beat reporter, Sugiura started at the AJC in 1998 and has ...

If the projected favorites win out, Texas would face Alabama in the SEC title game, but plenty of teams still are alive, as six teams could finish with 6-2 SEC records.

I am extremely grateful to Coach Brown for returning to UMass three years ago to help us build back a program he once coached to a national title game,” UMass athletic direct ...

It was just another way for Chambliss to contribute to the Bulldogs’ cause. While he earns his money setting the edge for Georgia’s defense, the senior from Carrollton always ...

Injured in the season opener Aug. 24, Cooley remained on the sideline for the next two months, missing eight games.

Fifteen underdogs won first-round games, according to the computer Maxwell Ratings. There were 17 last season. Here are this year’s upset winners with their projected margins of defeat.

Two UGA students split a big prize from Pat McAfee’s Kicking Contest before the Georgia-Tennessee football game Saturday.

A ranking of the 460 teams of the Georgia High School Association (GHSA), the Georgia Independent School Association (GISA), and the Georgia Association of Private & Parochial Schools (GAPPS) ...

The 128 remaining playoff teams represent 30.8% of the GHSA’s 412 teams, but only 10.2% of new head coaches have their teams in the second round. Here are the 13.