College Football Playoff at-large contenders: Cases for, against and fatal flaws
Case for: The eye test and statistics favor Indiana. The Hoosiers have an electrifying offense led by quarterback Kurtis Rourke and five receivers with at least 24 catches, 280 yards and three touchdowns. Indiana also plays high-level defense, which is unusual for a portal-based team.
Weekend of upsets jumbles the College Football Playoff field ahead of ‘Rivalry Week’
After a weekend of chaos on the gridiron, the College Football Playoff (CFP) picture looks markedly different this week. Undefeated Oregon remains at No. 1 in the new rankings released Tuesday by the CFP Selection Committee. The Ducks are followed by Ohio ...
After Ole Miss' loss to Florida and Alabama's loss at Oklahoma, the Vols should be in a win-and-in situation at Vanderbilt on ...
The final weekend of the regular season over Thanksgiving is filled with college football’s biggest rivalries. Full Week 14 ...
Tennessee football is a win away from heading to the College Football Playoff. The Vols face Vanderbilt on Saturday in ...
The College Football Playoff expands to 12 teams starting this season. The CFP had previous been a four-team bracket ...
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Miami Hurricanes College Football Playoff odds: See the chances of reaching CFP bracketA week ago, Miami football was a sure bet to make the College Football Playoff. My, how things have changed. But UM ...
Clemson could also make the CFP via a win at the ACC Championship Game, but the Tigers need a Miami (FL) loss at Syracuse ...
The top four teams remain unchanged and Indiana takes a tumble outside the top 10 in this week's College Football Playoff ...
Vanderbilt football has an opportunity it's rarely seen: the ability to knock rival Tennessee out of the College Football ...
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