
ESPN and CFP enter final review stage in bid to expand college football playoffs to 24 teams
Read full article: ESPN and CFP enter final review stage in bid to expand college football playoffs to 24 teamsTalks between ESPN and College Football Playoff are in the final stages of review in their bid to expand the postseason to 24 teams, the CFP has announced.

'Handshake agreement' with ESPN brings college football closer to a 24-team playoff, AP source says
Read full article: 'Handshake agreement' with ESPN brings college football closer to a 24-team playoff, AP source saysCollege football has moved closer to a 24-team postseason after securing what a person familiar with the negotiations called a “handshake agreement” between the College Football Playoff and broadcast partner ESPN.

Defending champ Ohio State in 3rd Cotton Bowl in a row, Miami back in Texas where it won CFP debut
Read full article: Defending champ Ohio State in 3rd Cotton Bowl in a row, Miami back in Texas where it won CFP debutOhio State is back in the Cotton Bowl for the third year in a row, facing College Football Playoff first-timer Miami.

College Football Playoff ratings drop 7% as NFL competition impacts viewership
Read full article: College Football Playoff ratings drop 7% as NFL competition impacts viewershipThe College Football Playoff's first round averaged 9.9 million viewers across multiple networks, marking a 7% drop from last year.

Richardson scores 4 TDs, Florida beats Texas A&M 41-24
Read full article: Richardson scores 4 TDs, Florida beats Texas A&M 41-24Anthony Richardson threw for 201 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 78 yards and two scores as Florida snapped its two-game losing streak with a 41-24 win over Texas A&M.
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Trask, Pitts help No. 3 Florida top South Carolina 38-24
Read full article: Trask, Pitts help No. 3 Florida top South Carolina 38-243 Florida to a 38-24 victory over South Carolina on Saturday. The next performance comes at Kyle Field, where Texas A&M will try to become the first Southeastern Conference opponent to slow down Trask and Pitts in 2020. Kevin Harris was one of the few bright spots for South Carolina, which flubbed a chance to make it a one-score game in the final minute. DROPPED PASSESA big reason South Carolina couldn’t keep up in the first half was dropped passes. Florida takes its “Kyle to Kyle Show” to Kyle Field to play Texas A&M next Saturday.
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COVID-19 forces Texas A&M to keep fans out of Midnight Yell
Read full article: COVID-19 forces Texas A&M to keep fans out of Midnight YellTexas A&M University Head Yell Leader Keller Cox performs a yell as part of the first Midnight Yell Practice this season in Kyle Field, College Station, Texas early Saturday, Sept. 26, 2020. Due to Coronavirus restrictions, the Texas A&M Band were the only crowd allowed in the normally packed stands for the traditional game day event in College Station, Texas. (Sam Craft/Pool Photo via AP, Pool)
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COVID-19 forces Texas A&M to keep fans out of Midnight Yell
Read full article: COVID-19 forces Texas A&M to keep fans out of Midnight YellTexas A&M University Head Yell Leader Keller Cox performs a yell as part of the first Midnight Yell Practice this season in Kyle Field, College Station, Texas early Saturday, Sept. 26, 2020. (Sam Craft/Pool Photo via AP, Pool)COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Texas A&M’s five Yell Leaders ran into an almost empty Kyle Field as Friday night crept into Saturday morning for their Midnight Yell. Texas A&M doesn’t have cheerleaders, but instead a group of five male Yell Leaders. The Yell Leaders worked with the university and athletics department for weeks to get clearance to hold the event without a crowd. At midnight, despite no fans being there to cheer, the five Yell Leaders bounced around energetically and smiled broadly toward the rows upon rows of empty seats.

