The forum has a board for every FBS conference: SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, ACC, Pac-12, American, Sun Belt, Mountain West, MAC, Conference USA and the Independents. Each board lists its teams, so you know where to post about your team. Next to them are the topic boards: CFP College Football Playoff, NIL, Transfer Portal, Recruiting, Injury Report and Coaching Changes, plus the community boards for news, game day, rivalries, bowl season, fantasy and the tailgate. You find all boards on the home page under the section headings.

Pick your favorite college team and its helmet shows on the corner of your photo in every post you write, and your posts get a thin stripe in your team color. Open More in the top menu and choose Pick your team, or use the button in the box at the top of the home page. If you have not picked a team yet, the forum asks you before your first post (you can choose Not now). You can change or remove your team at any time on the same page. The helmets are our own drawings in the team colors, not the official logos.

The News Desk posts the latest college football headlines. When a story is clearly about one team, it goes into that team#39;s conference board, so a Georgia story lands in the SEC board. Stories about several conferences or about college football in general stay in the College Football News board.

Open Top 25 in the top menu to see the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll: rank, record, points, first-place votes, the change from last week and the teams receiving votes. The polls update by themselves every week. The home page shows the AP top 10.

Open Schedule in the top menu for every FBS game of the week with the kickoff time (US Eastern), the TV channel, the betting line (spread) and the over/under. Use the week buttons to see last week#39;s results or next week#39;s games. The On TV today box on the home page lists today#39;s games and channels. Odds are for information only (18+).

Open More and choose Highest Paid for the Top 25 highest paid NFL players (average per year of their current contract) and a list of reported college NIL deals. Every row links to the news story it comes from. Staff keep the lists up to date with a simple form on the same page when new contracts or deals are reported.

Open More and choose Games for free football games you can play in your browser, such as a college coaching game and an all-time NFL roster draft. They open on the website of each game.

For NFL and Premier League talk, visit our sister forum FootballSportsTalk. You find the link in the box at the top of the home page.