The college football season has finished with Indiana as national champions. How did the rest of the US LBM Coaches Poll Top 26 shake out? Here it is:

Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas will be the host site for next season's national championship game as the Big Ten looks to continue its reign atop college football on the heels of three consecutive titles. While no two-deeps are set given roster fluctuation still taking place, some teams are better suited than others to compete for a title in 2026.

Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza spent the College Football Playoff showing the nation just why he earned the Heisman Trophy. Mendoza threw more touchdown passes (eight) than incompletions (five) in Indiana’s first two playoff victories — lopsided wins over Alabama in the Rose Bowl quarterfinal and Oregon in the Fiesta Bowl semifinal.

Indiana wins the college football national championship and leads the final NCAA 1-136. Where do the rest of the teams fall?

Soon after Indiana University won the college football national title, led by quarterback Fernando Mendoza and coach Curt Cignetti, posts started going viral on X that the 22-year-old quarterback had already updated his LinkedIn page with the accomplishment.

On Tuesday morning, Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports reported that Boston College’s OC, Will Lawing, is leaving the program. Zenitz reported the Chicago Bears as “a potential landing spot.” Lawing has been on staff with Bill O’Brien since 2012 at Penn State;

Now that a champion has been crowned, the college football news turns to the intense recruiting battles brewing. Find out why Ohio State, Georgia and Texas are