Cowboys come back from an 11-point deficit to win the Big 12 matchup.
By Chris Foster
'I'm hard on quarterbacks,' concedes the Bruins coach, who was known for berating his signal-callers at Colorado and Washington too. But, Neuheisel says, he always follows up with encouragement.
By Chris Dufresne
The Buckeyes have frequently been in line to play the game, but they've detoured from Pasadena for years. This will be their first appearance since 1997.
By Chris Dufresne
Top eight stays great -- unlike that team from South Bend.
By Gary Klein
Defense hasn't been able to stop the run against Stanford or Oregon.
By Chris Foster
Cornerback who won starting job in the spring might play this week.
By Steve Harvey
USC breaks (down) into the rankings.
Bruins' quarterbacks have had an up-and-down season.
The Central Michigan quarterback throws four touchdown passes and runs for a fifth score in 35-3 victory over Ball State.
By Jerry Crowe
Text messages from press row . . .
By Gary Klein
Stanford Coach Jim Harbaugh says play Saturday was not a jab at USC Coach Pete Carroll, but others are not so sure.
By Gary Klein
The other conference schools are catching up to the Trojans, thanks to experienced coaching staffs and more talented players being available.
By Chris Foster
Freshman lineman is back at practice after a trip home to Hawaii to sort things out.
By Gary Klein
The two say they understand that the coaches are going to stick with the freshman quarterback despite his recent struggles, and stay focused on helping the overall offense.
Embattled coach, whose five-year record is a disappointing 35-25, says he's proceeding 'full speed ahead.'
By Chris Foster
UCLA will try to find consistency with its rushing attack against Arizona State, which has the 21st-ranked rushing defense in the nation.
By Gary Klein
Players try to regroup on the wake of 55-21 loss to Stanford.
Focus is on possible NCAA violations by the Wolverines.
By Chris Dufresne
Despite their conferences' non-BCS status, the two unbeatens finally appear to be on even footing with other top contenders in the goofy, much-maligned system for determining a national champion.
By Jerry Crowe
A campus football stadium in Westwood was in the works in 1960s but never made it off the drawing board. Opposition from local residents, some with political connections, may have turned tide.
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