The first intercollegiate football game took place between Rutgers College (now Rutgers University) and the College of New Jersey (now Princeton University) on November 6, 1869. From there the popularity of intercollegiate competition spread throughout the country and the game of college football grew to become America's most passionately watched sport. And if you have a passion for the intercollegiate game, you can find the best in college football info, stats and more with instant access to a team of great NCAA football resources.

You'll find a wealth of historical college football data and stats with a connection to the College Football Data Warehouse. The site features an extensive database which includes the all-time records of all Division 1-A teams, plus player stats, coaching records, National Champions, conference champion, bowl scores and more. Also, you can tour all the big-time college football stadiums with your instant link to Ballparks.com. You'll get in-depth information on each pigskin palace along with photos, calendar of events, seating charts, facility facts and more. And you can find out when all the major bowl games will take place with access to the 2009-2010 Bowl Schedule from the Football Bowl Association. The schedule includes dates, venues, which conferences play in each game and links to the official bowl game sites. Plus, you can learn more about how teams get to the biggest Bowl Games with a link to "The BCS Explained" at CollegeFootbalPools.com. Discover the statistical rating system used to determine the BCS Standings and what the future structure of the Bowl Championship Series will be. In addition, you can connect with your favorite college football team with access to links to the schedules, past results, bowl histories and official websites of all 120 FBS schools.

So now you can get the best in college football info and stats with a convenient connection to great NCAA football resources.