Kansas State football's 2025 recruiting class is off and running Wednesday for national signing day, with a number of future Wildcats wasting no time in submitting their paperwork. But K-State fans will have to wait a few hours to find out about whether the Wildcats' top commitment,

From the top uncommitted players and possible flips to schools with the most on the line, here's what you need to know.

Kansas football has a chance to sign a 2025 recruiting class with a lot of potential. Here are three players who help make the class what it can be.

Is this fair for Army? Probably not; the Black Knight's only loss is against the current No. 4 team in the country, and they have a chance to win their conference this weekend. That seems like the exact kind of team the College Football Playoff was expanded to include, but that will not be the case in year one of the expanded field.

Barring an upset in Saturday’s ACC championship game between Clemson and SMU, the three-loss Crimson Tide might be headed back to the CFP for the ninth time in the past 11 seasons. The Hurricanes

Many have argued that the committee has long favored Alabama, which has made the College Football Playoff 10 times in the postseason's 12-year history. Their latest ranking—given both their 9–3 record and their two-slot jump from No. 13 last week—had the college football community up in arms on Tuesday night: