USA TODAY Sports' DanWolken+ PaulMyerberg discuss the latest poll results and the expanded College Football Playoff announcement on this week's College Football Fix: 🎧Apple: 🎧Spotify:
Alabama remains No.1 while Georgia climbs into No. 2 in the USA TODAY Sports AFCA Coaches Poll. But is anyone surprised? Get the latest from around college football and the lowdown on the expanded College Football Playoff with USA TODAY Sports reporters Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg.
We already know Alabama and Georgia are dominant, but can anyone else compete? Should Clemson fans worry after Dabo Swinney's team struggled to get going against Georgia Tech? How far will QB Anthony Richardson's evolution take Florida? Is Brian Kelly and LSU's opening weekend stumble a cause for concern? And how late is too late to stay up watching football?
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