2015 midseason: Recapping season's 1st half and predictions for 2nd half

Check out all of SI.com's midseason college football coverage, including the All-America Team, Power Rankings, Halfway Heisman Watch, Crystal Ball and more.

With the 2015 season at its midpoint, SI.com takes a look back at the best (and worst) of the first half and makes some predictions for what's still in store.

Midseason All-America Team

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TCU QB Trevone Boykin, LSU RB Leonard Fournette and Texas A&M DE Myles Garrett headline our all-stars of the first seven weeks.

Midseason Awards

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Recapping the best and worst plays of the first half, including the best catch, best spike attempt gone wrong, best sideline dance and more. By Ben Glicksman

Midseason Power Rankings

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Who makes the midseason playoff field? Who deserves to be No. 1 right now? Check out the full midseason top 25. By Colin Becht

Halfway Heisman Watch

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The Heisman Trust won't award the Heisman Trophy until December, but who deserves the honor of the Halfway Heisman victor? Who's the top threat to rise and take the trophy in the second half? By Zac Ellis

Midseason Bowl Projections

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Making predictions for who will finish the season in the top four and who will match up in all 40 bowl games this season. By Zac Ellis

Midseason Crystal Ball

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SI's college football writers make their picks for the playoff, Heisman, flop team and more and offer some bold predictions for the season's second half.

Midseason Podcast

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Andy Staples joins Zac Ellis and Lindsay Schnell on the SI College Football Podcast to discuss why Andy thinks Utah can win the national title, offer some potential disaster scenarios for the playoff and more.

More questions than answers

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By this point in the season, we usually have a pretty clear pecking order of who's national title-worthy and who isn't. That hasn't happened this year. Those who love chaos can rejoice. By Andy Staples