College Football News

With the college football landscape continually changing through conference realignment, NIL and transfers, there’s always plenty of college football news to be consumed on BetUS.

However, our writers at BetUS don’t just report on the latest breaking news, coaching changes and injury updates. Our NCAAF news involves Top 25 team breakdowns, Heisman favorites and College Football Playoff predictions that BetUS writers take pride in researching and writing about.

Though bettors can find plenty of NCAAF odds and information from BetUS’ NCAAF picks page, they don’t always give the full story of how a team is doing or why it may be winning or losing.

Dig a little deeper and learn why Georgia is favored to win the National Championship yet again despite losing many players to the NFL draft or see how Iowa’s atypical approach to the game has still found the Hawkeyes success.

Head to the BetUS Locker Room to get the latest up-to-date NCAA football news and insights to keep the college football season entertaining while finding the best NCAAF picks online at the sportsbook.

NCAAF News FAQs

• How are teams for the college football playoff determined?

The College Football Playoff has a 13-member selection committee that decides the four teams who make it to the playoffs. The committee is made up of coaches, athletic directors, college administrators, journalists and former players. They rank teams based on season record, strength of schedule, teams’ performances on the field and comparing results on common opponents to decide the best four teams to make the CFP.

• What is the transfer portal?

The transfer portal is an online database college football players and all student athletes use to declare their intention to switch to another school. In college football, players have a 45-day window starting the Monday after bowl game selections and a 15-day period in the spring to enter their name into the portal.

• What is the Heisman Trophy and how is the winner selected?

The Heisman Trophy is the award for the most outstanding player in college football.

The winner is chosen by a vote from 870 sports journalists, who are split among six regions of the United States, along with past Heisman winners as well as a fan vote, which amounts to one vote. Voters select three finalists, ranking them in order, with each rank getting either one, two or three points.

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