The race for the 2024 Heisman remains wide-open, but here are the players who have started to separate themselves from the rest.

More than a month of college football has passed and the Heisman Trophy picture is starting to become a bit clearer.

Jalen Milroe, Travis Hunter and Ashton Jeanty all enjoyed big performances and made must-see plays to bolster their Heisman resumes.

Now, we wait on the status of Quinn Ewers (oblique strain). As well as Arch Manning has played in Ewers’ absence in three straight easy wins, Ewers is still the guy, and Texas will need him as the schedule stiffens in two weeks against Oklahoma.

With Heisman Trophy conversations starting to carry a little more weight, multiple performances this week showed why certain players are already on the short list. In a season where true freshmen are shining in the spotlight,

Since high school, football prodigy Travis Hunter has been at the center of the spotlight for his incredible skills. Hunter entered college as one of the

Week 5 brought some surprising results. And it is easy to overreact. That's why we're here to make sense of things and identify the five biggest ones.

The Red River Rivalry highlights Week 6 in college football. The Oklahoma Sooners (5-0) and the Texas Longhorns (5-0) meet Saturday at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. These two schools may also meet in the Big 12 Championship but the winner Saturday certainly has an inside track to claiming a spot in the College Football Playoff.

Welcome back to the Bottom 25, Power Four. We missed you so much after Florida State selfishly decided to go and win its first game of the season in Week 4. If recent results are any indication, though,