Bowl projections: Alabama exits College Football Playoff field, Indiana remains among at-large teams
Throughout the season, I have been saying that 9-3 would not be good enough to get into the College Football Playoff. However, after Week 13, we now have two SEC teams with three losses that we were not expecting to be there.
College Football Playoff, bowl projections after Week 13
In the new, expanded 12-team playoff, the five highest-ranked conference champions will make the field along with the next seven highest-ranked teams. The four highest-ranked conference champions will be awarded first-round byes, with the other eight teams meeting at the campus sites of the Nos. 5-8 seeds.
Bowl eligibility not only extends the program’s 26-year streak, but it meant the team earned nearly a month of extra ...
That also almost certainly takes the College Football Playoff and the Citrus Bowl − the bowl for the SEC's top ...
Chaos broke out in Week 13 of the college football season. Three College Football Playoff contenders from the SEC suffered road losses to ruin their ...
Mass chaos ensued for the selection committee ahead of the new College Football Playoff rankings ... Alabama and Texas A&M suffer road load losses to unranked foes. Bowl projections are toughest ...
The OU football team's bowl streak is still alive. With its 24-3 home win over Alabama in Week 13, OU (6-5, 2-5 SEC) secured ...
But Iowa (7-4) has been bowl-eligible since early November. Postseason forecasts are obviously subject to change based on ...
As the last few weeks have shown us, what we think is going to happen in the world of college football is probably completely ...
The 19-14 victory forced bowl prognosticators to universally plug the Hogs in their latest projections. The Hogs will ...
The first of two rivalry weekends across the West brings critical games in California that will help decide how the Pac-12 ...
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