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With just three weeks left in the NFL’s 2014 regular season, no playoff spots have been clinched. That should change soon. Here are the storylines we’re following for Week 15.

Florida State, Alabama, Ohio State, Oregon -- one of those teams will take home the hardware from the inaugural College Football Playoff, not to mention the sick ring that comes along with it.

It’s bowl season, which means two things: one, every team that came within a sniff of being .500 will play a postseason game and, two, some of these bowls may not be around next year.

Winning the Heisman Trophy represents the pinnacle of college football greatness, but here’s a not-so-dirty secret: winning it doesn’t mean you’re destined for a career of gridiron glory.

John Wall's brilliant on-court performance in the Washington Wizards victory over the Boston Celtics was eclipsed by his emotional postgame interview.

Aaron Rodgers threw for 327 yards and three touchdowns, and the Packers held off the Atlanta Falcons, 43-37, in Green Bay on Monday night.

Madison Bumgarner has been named the 2014 Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year. It’s an honor you can’t argue wasn’t well-deserved.

The first college football playoff highlights this year's bowl season. Here is the complete lineup of games so you can plan your TV viewing habits accordingly.

The field for the inaugural College Football Playoff is set. So, who ya got?

Playoff races tightened in both conferences on Sunday, but the best teams seemed to already be in post-season form. Here's a recap of all the Week 14 action:

For Alabama, Oregon, Florida State and Ohio State, the championship hunt begins now.

The SEC Champion Alabama Crimson Tide (12-1) will be the top seed going into the inaugural college football playoff.