In the first round, there were some exciting games, including the No. 9 seed Alabama Crimson Tide (11-3) defeating the No. 8 Oklahoma Sooners (10-3), 34-24. Additionally, the No. 10 Miami Hurricanes (11-2) beat the No. 7 seed Texas A&M Aggies (11-2) in a 10-3 game.

With the first round of the playoff come and gone, there’s still a debate ongoing about the future of the field when it comes to the Group of Five. And, with that, Urban Meyer has made his stance clear when it comes to the G5 being in the College Football Playoff.

Urban Meyer joined the chorus of critics who felt the first round of the College Football Playoff left something to be desired. The former Ohio State

Urban Meyer emphatically dismisses Kalen DeBoer's departure from Alabama, citing unmatched program stability and resources. The conversation ends here.

College football’s loudest voices have spent the last few weeks falling over themselves to demand that the College Football Playoff limit or outright ban Group of 5 schools from future consideration.

Legendary college coaches Nick Saban and Urban Meyer are retired, but they're both being named ideal candidates for a head coaching job.

Former Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Urban Meyer believes one collegiate passer is approaching a career-defining moment. The three-time national champion coac

"I don't know enough about this team," Urban Meyer said of the 2025 Ohio State Buckeyes. "There's been zero adversity. This is it."

Urban Meyer made a light joke at Jon Sumrall followed by some personal anecdotes about his first time coming to ‘The Swamp.’

As it stands, Michigan is preparing for a Citrus Bowl appearance against Texas under interim coach Biff Poggi. Moore's last call with media prior to his firing was a call with reporters surrounding the Wolverines' postseason matchup and how many players were considering skipping the contest.

Urban Meyer joins Colin Cowherd to discuss Ohio State being favorites to repeat as CFP Champions, Alabama and Miami proving they're contenders, and Michigan searching for their next head coach.