The final push to the NFL playoffs is on, and it started Saturday with a doubleheader to kick off Week 18. The first game of the day took place in Baltimore, where the Ravens destroyed the ...

The PGA Tour is in advanced discussions to revamp the Tour Championship format into a bracket-style event ... First place in the FedExCup points system begins the event at 10-under-par, second ...

Gabby Herzig of The Athletic reported that the association may shift towards a "bracket-style format with head-to-head play" to determine the yearly champion and that the change could be ...

The Detroit Lions play their Week 17 game on Monday night and win will flip them with the Minnesota Vikings in the bracket. If the Lions beat the San Francisco 49ers on Monday, they will be able ...

Each reporter picked every winner in the bracket and eventual national championship matchup, plus why each thinks the winning program will hoist the trophy on Jan. 20 at Mercedes Benz Stadium in ...

The 12 participating teams in the College Football Playoff bracket are the five conference champions ranked highest by the CFP selection committee, and the next seven highest-ranked teams.

Here's what you need to know about the NFL playoff format and how the bracket works. 14 teams — seven from each conference — make the NFL playoffs under the current format. The format was ...

We're down to four teams in the College Football Playoff's first-ever 12-team bracket. With the second round of the CFP concluded, we're one step closer to crowning this year's national champion.

The NFC West and South winners will be the Nos. 3 and 4 seeds in the NFC bracket. The Rams have the inside track to the No. 3 seed. They just need a win over Seattle in Week 18 to remain ahead of ...

The 2024-25 College Football Playoff bracket has now evolved into the semifinals with the first 12-team version of the tournament progressing quickly. With the quarterfinals now in the books ...

One week after playing its final game of the 2024 regular season, Alabama football now knows what lies ahead for its postseason. The Crimson Tide is not going to the College Football Playoff.

The status of non-blue bloods like Indiana and SMU caused consternation — some justified, some very much not — for weeks ahead of the final bracket reveal earlier this month, and the skeptics ...