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Fans of college football have finally reached the weekend when everything will be decided, when we’ll have a solid idea of who will be playing in the College Football Playoff following a wonderful Saturday of football.
Unfortunately, barring something bizarre, a great deal of drama does not appear to be on the horizon.
The CFP trophy during the College Football Playoff press conference and media roundtable Nov. 19, 2022, at Banc of California Stadium in Los Angeles.
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No. 1 Georgia faces a three-loss LSU team with no shot at reaching the CFP, and even a loss by Georgia won’t drop the Bulldogs’ out of the top four.
No. 2 Michigan faces a four-loss Purdue team, and even a slip-up by the Wolverines should have them in the CFP.
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Prior to fourth-ranked USC’s loss to No. 11 Utah Friday night in the Pac-12 Championship Game, a loss for No. 3 TCU to No. 10 Kansas State would have made things interesting.
But No. 5 Ohio State is in prime position to slide into the final CFP spot following USC’s loss, and with only two-loss teams behind the Buckeyes, the top three teams should not be in any jeopardy.
A CFP helmet during the College Football Playoff press conference and media roundtable Nov. 19, 2022, at Banc of California Stadium in Los Angeles.
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There’s a reason why we play the games, and with the CFP being decided by a committee of human beings, anything can happen.
Let’s look at the games that will impact the CFP as Championship Saturday is upon us.
Big 12 Championship Game: No. 10 Kansas State vs. No. 3 TCU – 12 p.m. ET, ABC
TCU can solidify its first trip to the College Football Playoff with a victory over Kansas State in Arlington, Texas.
In Sonny Dykes first year as head coach of the Horned Frogs, he has his team in the championship game for just…
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