College Football Fix With Paul Myerberg and Dan Wolken

Alabama and Michigan had an overtime finish Rose Bowl, and Texas nearly rallied past Washington in the Sugar Bowl. A look back at the decisive moments for both the winning and losing teams on New Year's Day. And who wins the national championship showdown between the Wolverines and Huskies? Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sport address these topics and more in this week's College Football Fix.

Alabama faces Michigan in the Rose Bowl and Texas squares off with Washington in the Sugar Bowl. Which teams will advances 

There was anger from the Seminoles and celebrations from Alabama when the College Football Playoff committee selected the Crimson Tide. But was it the right decision? Looking past the controversy, the semifinals are not set and could this be the best two matchups in history? Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sport address these topics and more in this week's College Football Fix.

The four spots in the College Football Playoff will be decided this weekend when conference championship games take place. The could be no drama or complete chaos depending on the result among the contenders. Meanwhile, coaching jobs are being filled and some vacancies remain. Who's done well and who's made questionable moves? Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports discuss these issues and more this week.

Washington moved up to No. 4 ahead of Florida State, but that might be an easy decision for the committee with the possibility of chaos ahead. Ohio State and Michigan are squaring off in the biggest game of rivalry weekend with so much at stake for both teams. Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports discuss these issues and look ahead to the other big games in Week 13.

The firing of Jimbo Fisher by Texas A&M has kicked off speculation and discussion about who is coming and going at some significant jobs across the country. Georgia took over the No. 1 spot in the College Football rankings. And Week 12 offers some critical games in the playoff race. Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sport address these topics and more in this week's College Football Fix.

The news from the NCAA and Big Ten investigation against the Wolverines continues to churn with no end in sight. What to make of what punishment could be coming. The second College Football Playoff rankings were worth scrutinizing. And how will a jam-packed schedule for Saturday shake out? Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sport address these topics and more in this week's College Football Fix.

Ohio State starts at No. 1 but are the Buckeyes really the best team? There's no consideration by the committee for Michigan's sign-stealing investigation that has developed another wild turn. Clemson's fourth loss of the season led to a Dabo Swinney rant on his radio show. What to make of things for the Tigers. Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports discuss these issues and look ahead to the big games for Week 10.

The Ducks coach was aggressive but none of his fourth-down decisions worked in a loss to Washington but the team outlook is good. Notre Dame routed the Trojans, who saw the repeat Heisman campaign of Caleb Williams ruined and questions raised about Lincoln Riley's future. Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports reflect on all that happened in Week 7 and look ahead to the key matchups this weekend.

Mario Cristobal's decision not to take a knee led to a loss to Georgia Tech and some questions about his coaching acumen. Meanwhile, Oklahoma beat rival Texas in a fashion that showed Brent Venables is making a big impact in his second year. Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports reflect on all that happened in Week 6 and look ahead to the key matchups this weekend.

The two-time defending national champion Bulldogs haven't looked great through one month, raising questions about who is the top team. That was just one of the storylines from Week 5. Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports break down what happened and look ahead to Saturday's important games.

The Buffaloes were swamped by Oregon and now have to face Southern California. But people are still watching. Meanwhile, the Fighting Irish have to bounce back after coaching blunders cost them a chance for a huge win against Notre Dame. Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports analyze this and look ahead to the biggest games coming Saturday.

The No. 19 Buffaloes are the toast of college football after a third consecutive win to start the season. Now they'll hit the road to face No. 11 Oregon. The matchup is one of seven ranked showdowns in Week 4 that also includes No. 4 Ohio State visiting No. 9 Notre Dame. Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports break down the schedule ahead and also reflect on what happened in Week 3.

What to make of the scandal involving the Michigan State coach. A look at Texas and Alabama after the Longhorns posted a dominant win, plus reviewing the rest of the action from last Saturday. And a look ahead to the biggest games this coming Saturday.

College football's first full Saturday of the season had some shockers, including Colorado's upset of TCU and Duke's defeat of Clemson. Week 2 shapes up to be another important weekend with Alabama and Texas highlighting the schedule. Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports break down what happened and look ahead to Saturday's important games.

College football's first full Saturday of the season brings some intriguing matchups, including a big one between Florida State and LSU and a Thursday showdown between Utah and Florida. Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports break down the schedule ahead and also reflect on wins by Notre Dame and Southern California last weekend.

The first Saturday of the college football season kicks off with a shortened schedule. Jim Harbaugh won't be on the sidelines for Michigan due to a suspension and the Pac-12 is still sorting out its future. Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports break down these topics and more in this week's episode. 

August has brought major changes to the college sports landscape with the Big 12 and Big Ten making expansion moves at the cost of the Pac-12, which is now on life support. Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg talk about the reasons behind these shocking moves and look to the future of what is coming next for each of those leagues and the other conferences trying to figure out their futures.