Ben Kercheval

Dec 28, 2024 | bvmsports.com | Ben Kercheval

By Ben Kercheval via CBSSports.com, Georgia quarterback Carson Beck has played his last college football game. The redshirt senior announced his intentions to enter the 2025 NFL Draft on his Instagram account, foregoing a final year of eligibility. Beck's season was cut short during the SEC Championship Game against Texas when he sustained an injury to his right elbow on the final play before halftime.

Dec 28, 2024 | cbssports.com | Ben Kercheval

Georgia quarterback Carson Beck has played his last college football game. The redshirt senior announced his intentions to enter the 2025 NFL Draft on his Instagram account, foregoing a final year of eligibility. Beck's season was cut short during the SEC Championship Game against Texas when he sustained an injury to his right elbow on the final play before halftime.

Nov 2, 2024 | thepress.net | Ben Kercheval

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Oct 17, 2024 | cbssports.com | Ben Kercheval

Boise State star running back Ashton Jeanty is on pace for a potentially historic year. Through the 2024 college football season's halfway point, Jeanty has amassed 1,248 yards rushing -- more than 300 yards over the next-closest running back (Iowa's Kaleb Johnson). Ahead of him is a title that has become a distinct possibility: Barry Sanders' single-season NCAA rushing record of 2,628 yards, set during his 1988 run to the Heisman Trophy.

Jan 11, 2024 | cbssports.com | Dean Straka |Ben Kercheval

College football reached the end of an era Wednesday with news that Alabama coach Nick Saban would retire after 17 seasons with the Crimson Tide, ending a career that included 292 wins and a record seven national championships at the FBS level. Saban's resume has cemented his standing as arguably the greatest coach in the sport's history, leaving massive shoes to fill for his eventual successor in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.