After Week 5 of action – we unveil our Team of the Week in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Texas is back, Kentucky is for real, Colorado is high-flying, LSU is prowling and Notre Dame passes the eye test – these are your five biggest surprise teams of the 2018 college football season.

After Week 5 of action – we unveil our Team of the Week in the Big Ten Conference.

Senior Analyst Gordon McGuinness outlines our first batch of offensive line rankings in the Big Ten. Who tops the charts?

Our weekly PFF ELO College Power Rankings, ranking the top 25 teams in college football after Week 5 of the 2018 NCAA football season.

With five weeks of the NCAA football schedule in the books, Editor Cam Mellor takes a look at PFF's rankings for the Heisman Trophy after Week 5.

Editor Cam Mellor takes a look at the nation's 10 best performances from quarterbacks in Week 5's action.

Senior Analyst Steve Palazzolo jumps into our PFF Player Grades to examine the best college player at every position through five weeks of action.

In a battle of field goals and field position, the Florida Gators came away from Starkville victorious, grabbing former Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen his first win against his former team.

Ohio State utilized a strong effort from their star receiver who totaled more yards after the catch than he did actual receiving yards in OSU's come-from-behind victory.

PFF Editor Cam Mellor outlines college football's Team of the Week for the fifth week of the NCAA football schedule.

Georgia utilized a strong rushing attack to run past the Volunteers, 38-12, to stay undefeated in 2018.

Florida State came back from 10 points down in the final frame to defeat Louisville, 28-24, for head coach Willie Taggart's first win against a Power-5 opponent at FSU.

West Virginia rode their senior quarterback to a victory over Texas Tech to improve to 4-0 on the season.

Clemson lost new starting quarterback Trevor Lawrence to a concussion in the first half and turned to their running back to carry them to a 27-23 victory.

Hansen and the Utes have benefited greatly with his position switch to linebacker as he currently holds the nation's 18th-ranked overall grade at linebacker.

The Georgia defense ranks as our No. 1 defensive unit across college football as they'll look to slow down Tennessee in their second of seven straight SEC games.

Just who are the highest-graded true freshman breakout stars across the college football landscape? PFF's Cam Mellor takes a closer look.