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European football's aristocracy gathered in Monaco on Thursday for the Champions League draw and their annual awards gala as the scandal engulfing Spanish federation chief Luis Rubiales continued to eclipse the victory of Spain's victory in the final of the women's World Cup.

Kirby Smart’s back-to-back champs are the kings of the sport, and they could wear the crown for years—assuming no imitators catch them.

Thoughts on every other team.

The Bulldogs look unstoppable, but a few programs have some of the ingredients necessary to pull it off.

The injury status of Utah quarterback Cameron Rising remains up in the air, throwing a wrench into the Utes’ opener against Florida in Salt Lake City.

Can anyone catch Georgia this season? Michigan, LSU and a few others may have the talent to do so.

Our writers get the annual competition going on picking the Big Ten football games and some of the bigger ones of the week outside of the conference.

Dan Mullen has Georgia making the College Football Playoff, but he does not have UGA winning the national championship

Luton battle West Ham tonight as they host top-flight football at Kenilworth Road for the first time since 1992.

8/31/1995: Students at Santa Fe Independent School District voted to allow a student to say a prayer at football games. In Santa Fe Independent School Dist. v. Doe (2000), the Supreme Court declared this prayer unconstitutional.

Luis Rubiales’ uncle delivers explosive accusations in new interview as beleaguered president sends video to Fifa showing Jenni Hermoso smiling and joking over image of controversial kiss