There was certainly no love lost between certain schools over college football’s rivalry weekend. Skirmishes, fights and all-out brawls broke out at several stadiums, with some clashes triggered by teams planting their flag at centerfield in their rivals’ stadiums – a sight that is becoming increasingly common.

Rivalry week matchups are always heated with tensions and resentments building. But four annual clashes ended with fights between opponents when the winning road team attempted to plant a flag on the home field of their adversary to punctuate a victory.

College football was dominated by flags on Saturday. Not the ones thrown by officials — the ones planted by players in the middle of the field. Michigan, North Carolina State and Florida celebrated road wins by displaying flags on the logos in the middle of their rivals’ stadiums.

Ohio State and Miami both tumbled down the Associated Press Top 25 poll following a wild Week 14 in college football. The Buckeyes dropped from second

After a wild Saturday, nobody appears to be great and those who appear good sometimes aren’t as good as they appear.

The final week of the college football regular season is here, which means the College Football Playoff is just around the corner. Several teams were in a comfortable position to make the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff entering Week 14,

That leaves just the conference championship games left to settle who plays where and when in the College Football Playoff and the rest of the bowl games -- and there's still plenty to be settled. Other than the 18 teams playing for their league title,