Recent flag-planting celebrations during college football's rivalry week ignited controversy, with Michigan's midfield display leading to a brawl.

Though flag-planting isn't a new concept, it was prolific throughout Week 14's rivalry games.  Four contests ended with one team trying to slam a flag into the ground of another team's field. Predictably,

Notre Dame had to win 10-straight games to make the College Football Playoff after losing to Northern Illinois and the Irish just did.

The final week of the regular season in college football has come to an end. As we do every year, we cap off the regular season with a number of rivalry games a

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Friday's win over Wisconsin was one of Max Brosmer's best games in a Gophers uniform. He completed 17-26 passes for 191 passing yards and three total touchdowns. Pro Football Focus (PFF) gave him a 94.0 overall grade, which ranked No. 1 among quarterbacks at the FBS level in Week 14.

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College football was dominated by flags on Saturday. Not the ones thrown by officials — the ones planted by players in the middle of the field. Michigan, North Carolina State and Florida celebrated road wins by displaying flags on the logos in the middle of their rivals’ stadiums.

Flag plants, profanities, fights and other chaos ignited rivalry week throughout college football. Here is a breakdown of all the heated action.