COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football has been working to create an elite environment for its 2025 opener vs. Texas. Some thoughts about how that could look were raised earlier this month when Fox announced it had the TV rights to the Cotton Bowl rematch — likely meaning the game would slot into the Big Noon Kickoff window on Aug. 30.

The change means the top four seeds will go to the four highest-ranked teams regardless of their finish within the conference.

The deep history of the Big 33 includes a long list of Mid-Penn Conference standouts. This year is no exception. With the late edition of Central Dauphin offensive lineman Zackary Coleman, the MPC will boast six players toiling for Pa. head coach Matt Ortega of Coatesville.

This is the 10th season we've ranked Power Four (nee Power Five) college football coaches at CBS Sports, and it's always interesting to follow the ebbs and flows of various reputations every year. The truth about our panel of voters is that while we cover the sport for a living and know more about "how the sausage is made" than we want to when it comes to opinions,

Which college football programs have been the best over the past 25 years? Ohio State and Alabama provide a tough debate at the top.

Bouma, a graduate of Calvin Christian High School, played in eight games for the Knights, who played their home games at Grand Rapids Christian High School last year.

Stifling an explosive BelovED Charter offense until the final play from scrimmage, top-seeded Ridgewood – the top-ranked team in the NJ.com Top 20 – cruised to a 26-6 victory over fifth-seeded BelovED Charter on a rainy day in RIdgewood in the Super Football Conference – North Division playoff semifinals.