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College Football Playoff: Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State and Notre Dame lead rankings NCAA.com
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PRESENTED BY The College Football Playoff matchups are set. No. 1 Alabama, No. 2 Clemson, No. 3 Ohio State and No. 4 Notre Dame make up the semifinalists for the CFP. The rest of the the final CFP Top 25 was revealed on Sunday, Dec. 20. Here are the rankings:
College Football Playoff rankings Final Top 25
, College Football Playoff Executive Director Bill Hancock announced. Here are the other scheduled New Year's Six games: Cotton Bowl: No. 6 Oklahoma vs. No. 7 Florida Peach Bowl: No. 8 Cincinnati vs. No. 9 Georgia Fiesta Bowl: No. 10 Iowa State vs. No. 25 Oregon Orange Bowl: No. 5 Texas A&M vs. No. 13 North Carolina Below is how we predicted the final Top 25 would look:
College Football Playoff rankings predictions Final Top 25
Here's a look at how I thought the last CFP rankings would look on Sunday, Dec. 20, 2020. Again, these were predictions. Alabama (11-0): The Tide held off top-10 Florida and are likely to get the No. 1 spot for the CFP semifinals. Clemson (10-1): Big games from Trevor Lawrence, Travis Etienne, Amari Rodgers and the defense meant a 34-10 rout of Notre Dame. Ohio State (6-0): Thanks to 331 rushing yards from Trey Sermon, the Buckeyes rallied and then pulled away from Northwestern to win the Big Ten, 22-10. Notre Dame (10-1): The Irish might still end up here despite the blowout loss thanks to an earlier win against Clemson and a win against ranked UNC. Texas A&M (8-1): The Aggies defeated Tennessee by 21 points, but will that be enough to surprise and move into the top four? Oklahoma (8-2): A win against current No. 6 Iowa State to claim the Big 12 title (again) should lead to a nice jump in the rankings. Cincinnati (9-0): The Bearcats beat Tulsa on the last play of the game to win the AAC. Florida (8-3): Florida may end up not dropping much, if at all, after pushing Alabama in a 52-46 loss. Georgia (7-2): UGA's regular season is over after the cancelation of the Vanderbilt game. Iowa State (8-3): The CFP had the Cyclones No. 6 before losing to OU. How far will Iowa State drop? Indiana (6-1): IU didn't play Purdue this weekend and now awaits what should be a great bowl bid. Coastal Carolina (11-0): The Sun Belt title game against Louisiana was canceled (COVID-19 positive test and contact tracing). North Carolina (8-3): UNC closed its regular season with a 62-26 rout of Miami. Iowa (6-2): The Hawkeyes' matchup with Michigan was canceled. BYU (10-1): The Cougars will play UCF in the Boca Raton Bowl on Dec. 22. Miami (8-2): Miami's regular season is over. Northwestern (6-2): Northwestern kept it close, but too many mistakes and Ohio State's ground game were too much. Louisiana (9-1): The Sun Belt title game against Coastal Carolina was canceled (COVID-19 positive test and contact tracing). Texas (6-3): Texas' regular season is over. Oklahoma State (7-3): The Cowboys' regular season is over. NC State (8-3): The Wolfpack's regular season is over. Oregon (4-2): A win against current No. 13 USC could help the Ducks move back into the rankings. USC (5-1): The Trojans are likely to see a big drop after losing to Oregon. San Jose State (7-0): A remarkable season saw the Spartans win the Mountain West title and go undefeated in the regular season. Colorado (4-1): The Buffaloes' regular season is over.
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