Your team's news and scores, the Top 25, game alerts and every key date.
How's your team doing, and what's going on across college football this week? All in one app.
MY TEAM
Pick your team, or three, and each gets its own page in its colors: its rank and record, its place in the conference, a game-day countdown to kickoff in your time zone with the TV channel and the forecast at the stadium, the score while it plays, the last result, the whole schedule, the conference table and the team's news. After a win, a little celebration.
SCORES
Every FBS game of the week, by day: your teams first, the Top 25, or one conference. Scores update while games are on, with who has the ball, the down and the last play. Rivalry games carry their names, from the Iron Bowl to the Apple Cup, and upsets are flagged as they happen. Tap a game for the score by quarter, the passing, rushing and receiving leaders, the stadium and the kickoff forecast. Browse any week of the season.
RANKINGS AND STANDINGS
The AP Top 25 and the Coaches Poll with every team's move since last week, the College Football Playoff committee's rankings from November, and the standings of every conference.
ALERTS
For your teams: kickoff, the final score and their new record, and where the AP poll puts them each week. Turn on upset alerts to hear when a top-10 team is in trouble late, and every time a ranked team falls. News about the teams and topics you follow comes at most once a day each, and never at night. A reminder an hour before kickoff, if you like.
NEWS
College football news from CBS Sports, Yahoo Sports, NCAA.com, CollegeFootballNews.com, Saturday Down South, Saturday Tradition, On3 and publishers across the web, by topic: the playoff and rankings, recruiting, the transfer portal, coaching changes, injuries, the Heisman and awards, NIL and the business of the sport, bowls, the NFL Draft, and each Power Four conference and the Group of Six. When several outlets carry the same story, it shows once. Follow any of 138 FBS teams.
KEY DATES
Kickoff weekend, Rivalry Week, championship weekend, Selection Day, every round of the playoff, Army–Navy, the Heisman ceremony, signing days and the transfer portal window, with a reminder the evening before the ones you choose.
FOOTBALL EXPLAINED
Targeting, redshirt, NIL, the transfer portal, a first-round bye: when a headline uses a term, tap it for a plain-English explanation, or browse over 100 of them. A term of the day for newer fans. Works offline.
WHAT IT CAN'T DO
It doesn't stream games. The news is written by the publishers it links to, not by us, and we aren't affiliated with them, with any school or conference, the NCAA or the College Football Playoff. Teams are shown by name and color, not logos. Scores, schedules, polls and standings come from ESPN and forecasts from Open-Meteo; we show them, we don't make them.
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What's new
Small update: adds a single banner ad, as on iPhone, and a one-time Remove Ads purchase (Settings > Ads).