Guides and Resources
Cleanup listing for this project is available. See also the tool's wiki page and the index of WikiProjects.
- Style guide: overview of style of common types of articles in the project
- Naming conventions: addresses some article naming conventions, with discussion leading to it on talk page
- Templates: commonly used templates for college football articles
- Images: sets guidelines and offers suggestions for images (photos, maps, logos, etc.) related to college football
- Notability: a comprehensive essay covering notability of organizations, teams, coaches, players, events, and other subjects related to the project
- Reliable sources: guidelines about what does and does not constitute a reliable source in the world of college football teams and related topics
- Vacated victories: guidelines on reporting vacated victories
Read more about this topic: Wiki Project College Football
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