Oklahoma's path to its first College Football Playoff appearance since the 2019 season is dependent on beating Alabama in Week 12 and continuing its hot streak down the stretch ... with some help along the way.

Former Oklahoma Sooners head coach Bob Stoops thinks a big upset will happen in college football this weekend that will have a major impact on the College Football Playoff. Stoops made his predictions for this weekend's biggest games and he has the Pittsburgh Panthers upsetting the Notre Dame

The Oklahoma Sooners are feeling good about themselves after a critical win over the Tennessee Volunteers two weeks ago. Now with another massive game against the Alabama Crimson Tide ahead of them, the Sooners are thinking all about the playoffs and their chances to make the College Football

Oklahoma got a big boost to its 2027 running backs room with a commitment from a big-time ball carrier who's not exactly from SEC country.

If the season ended this week, the Sooners would be the first team omitted from the playoff. OU's two losses are to No. 7 Mississippi at home and No. 10 Texas at a neutral site. Its best wins are over No. 18 Michigan at home and No. 23 Tennessee on the road.

Tuesday night's rankings release confirmed that the Sooners are right in the thick of the College Football Playoff race.

Greg McElroy reacts to the new CFP rankings and details how Notre Dame needs the SEC to be chalk in the final couple of weeks to stay in.

Texas A&M and Alabama are still unbeaten in SEC play while Georgia, Ole Miss and Texas all have one league loss. Due to the tiebreakers that the SEC adopted before the 2024 season, a loss will all but end the Longhorns' hopes of a second consecutive spot in the SEC title game.

The Week 11 slate in college football nearly produced a whole lot of chaos. But in the end, the teams near the top of the US LBM Coaches Poll managed to survive, leaving the first seven positions unchanged.