Author: Paul Myerberg, USA TODAY

After playing limited minutes in his team’s first five games, Oklahoma’s Caleb Williams is in the top 10 of the Week 7 quarterback rankings.

Promoted from interim coach early in the 2016 season, Ed Orgeron has gone 49-17 at LSU, with one SEC championship and one historic national title.

With No. 2 Iowa suffering a surprise loss to Purdue, the USA TODAY Sports AFCA Coaches Poll will get shuffled. How it could look Sunday.

It was the biggest game of the weekend, but No. 1 Georgia dominated No. 11 Kentucky to again show why it is the best team in college football.

Thanks to his role in leading Ohio State back from an early-season loss to Oregon, C.J. Stroud rises up this week’s list of the top quarterbacks.

A loss by Alabama has caused a change at the top of the NCAA Re-Rank 1-130 as Georgia now is No. 1 followed by Iowa and Cincinnati.

BYU drops its first game to fall out of College Football Playoff contention. North Carolina and Louisville continue to struggle.

With starting quarterback Spencer Rattler missing easy throws and rattled by the Longhorns’ defense, Lincoln Riley turned to freshman Caleb Williams.

Bryce Young won the showdown with Matt Corral, but Pittsburgh’s Kenny Pickett is posting huge numbers as the race heats up.