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Legendary Games

Across the years and through the history of college football, there are a few games that have come to define the sports, the teams, and the players who have made this sport what it is today. Whether these games have thrilled your heart or broken it, these are the games that are instantly identifiable to college football fans.

Greatest College Football Finishes
A list of the games -- prior to 2001 -- with the greatest endings in the history of the sport.
Greatest College Football Comebacks
A list of the greatest comebacks in the history of college football, not including those that made the list for the Greatest College Football Finishes. However, this list is getting a bit long in the tooth.
D1SportsNet Rivalries
A collection of information about some of the great rivalries of college football.
The First College Football Game
The November 6, 1869 contest between Princeton and Rutgers that started everything.
The Georgia Tech-Cumberland Game
The highest scoring and most lopsided game in the history of football. Georgia Tech's 222-0 win over Cumberland still stands as the worst mismatch ever played.

Columns

BYU is going it alone. They won't be the last to do so.

The Big Ten is considering moving the Ohio State-Michigan game to a week other than the end of the season. I have some thoughts on that.

What, is it college football season already? Oh pits, I haven't even showered yet.

Not nearly as exciting as the national predictions, but they let us look at more teams and their chances.

Armageddon did not arrive. But things are definitely different.

Everyone's favorite time of year: when we get to imagine we have any idea what's going to happen.

The lunacy of the coaching swaps, chopped down to a briefish summary of stupidity.

Once upon a time, Pete Carroll would have been crazy to leave USC. Things have changed.