Wes Glinsmann

Alabama rallied for a fourth quarter comeback to beat Clemson, 45-40, and secure the Crimson Tide’s fourth national championship in seven years.

The nation's top two teams square off Monday night with the national championship on the line.

While the New Year’s Six bowls turned out to be clunkers, the second week of bowl season brought us some of the wildest games of the year.

Chad Kelly threw for 302 yards and four touchdowns as Ole Miss blew out Oklahoma State to take home the Rebels’ first Sugar Bowl trophy since 1969.

On the first snap of the game, Christian McCaffrey took a pass 75-yards for a score. That was just the beginning of a record-setting day for the Heisman runner-up.

Ezekiel Elliott rushed for 149 yards and a bowl record-tying four touchdowns as Ohio State blew out Notre Dame, 44-28, in the Fiesta Bowl.

No. 2 Alabama was in championship form in the Cotton Bowl, shutting out No. 3 Michigan State, 38-0, and punching its ticket into the national title game.

No. 1 Clemson’s undefeated season continued as the Tigers locked up a spot in the national championship game with a 37-17 win over No. 4 Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl.

Houston quarterback Greg Ward, Jr. ran for two touchdowns and threw for one more as the No. 18 Cougars upset No. 10 Florida State, 38-24.

Two of college football’s historic powerhouses square off in the desert. Oh, and Battlefrog is apparently a thing.

Two of the nation’s top defenses square off with a national title shot on the line.

Clemson and Oklahoma square off in a bowl rematch, but this time the stakes are much higher.

Heisman runner-up Christian McCaffrey leads Pac-12 champion Stanford against the surprising one-loss Iowa Hawkeyes.

Two of the nation’s top passing offenses face off in an SEC / Big 12 shootout.

AAC champ Houston crashes the major bowl party against a Florida State team playing in its fourth straight New Year's Six bowl.

The corporate sponsors might not be household names and the stadiums might have been less than half full. But that didn't stop some exciting action during the first week of bowl season.

The second week of bowl season boasts some solid matchups that will make for great watching before we get to the playoffs.

Directional schools. Corporate sponsors you’ve never heard of. Teams with sub-.500 records playing in the postseason. But you’re still glued to the TV. Must be the first week of bowl season.

Alabama running back Derrick Henry took home the 2015 Heisman Trophy after a season that saw him re-write the SEC record books.

Alabama running back Derrick Henry was the night’s big winner at Thursday’s college football awards show, taking home the Maxwell and Doak Walker Awards.