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Auburn Stuns No. 1 Georgia 27-24 on Alex McPherson’s Walk-Off Field Goal
Alex McPherson’s 34-yard field goal at the horn gave Auburn a 27-24 upset of No. 1 Georgia in Athens, ending long rivalry droughts.
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March Madness Explained: Selection, Seeds & the 2027 76-Team Format
A current guide to the 2027 men’s March Madness format: 76 teams, 12 Opening Round games, Selection Sunday, seeds, the 64-team bracket and the…
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College Football Playoff Explained: 2026–27 Format, Selection & Seeding
How the 2026–27 College Football Playoff works: 12 teams, automatic and at-large bids, seeds 1–4 byes, campus first-round games, bowls and the national championship.
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Women’s March Madness Explained: How the NCAA Tournament Works
How the NCAA Division I women’s basketball tournament works, including the new 76-team March Madness format beginning in 2027, the Opening Round and the…
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The 10 Best College Football Stadiums for Game-Day Atmosphere
From Death Valley and the Penn State White Out to Jump Around and Midnight Yell, these are SportsyVibe’s 10 best college football stadiums for…
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College Sports Conferences Explained: What They Do and Why They Matter
College sports conferences shape schedules, championships, governance and much of the business structure around NCAA competition. Here is how they work and why conference…
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The 10 Largest College Football Stadiums in America
Michigan Stadium, Beaver Stadium, Ohio Stadium and more: the 10 largest active college-football home stadiums in America, ranked by current listed capacity.
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March Madness Explained: How the NCAA Basketball Tournament Works
March Madness expands to 76 teams in 2027. Here’s how automatic bids, at-large selections, the Opening Round and the road to the Final Four…
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FBS vs FCS vs Division II vs Division III Football: What’s the Difference?
FBS, FCS, Division II and Division III are different levels of NCAA football. Here’s how championships, scholarships, scale and postseason paths differ.
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Texas Erases 20-Point Fourth-Quarter Deficit to Stun No. 1 Ohio State 24-23
Texas scored 21 unanswered fourth-quarter points to beat No. 1 Ohio State 24-23, matching the second-largest fourth-quarter comeback in Longhorns history.