College Football

College football is a form of American football played by teams of student-athletes representing colleges and universities. It is governed by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in the United States, which oversees the rules, organization, and championship formats of the sport. College football is known for its unique traditions, rivalries, and passionate fan bases, making it a significant aspect of American sports culture. The season typically runs from late summer to early winter, culminating in bowl games and the College Football Playoff, which determines the national champion. Collegiate teams compete at various levels, often classified into different divisions based on school size and athletic programs. College football serves not only as a competitive sport but also as a means for athletes to gain exposure and potentially advance to professional leagues, such as the NFL.