College Football Playoff selects after championship game weekend
We’re just hours from the final College Football Playoff rankings of the 2023 season. The CFP semifinalists will be exposed Sunday (Noon ET, ESPN) along with all the bowl matchups.Allstate Playoff Predictor How will Saturday’s top games affect
the College Football Playoff chase after? What are the current chances for the leading four? The Allstate Playoff Predictor has the responses. Inspect back every week as the chances are updated following that week’s games. Playoff Picks Teams(Record )Votes Michigan(13-0)15/15 Washington (13-0
| ) | 15/15 |
|---|---|
| Texas (12-1) | 15/15 |
| Florida State(13-0 | )8/15 |
| Alabama(12-1 | )7/15 |
| With that, championship weekend was the last | |
| opportunity for groups | to protect their areas in the leading 4
or impress the committee enough to make a leap in the rankings. The Washington Huskies, who entered the week ranked No. 3, punched their ticket Friday night. The undefeated Huskies beat the No. 5 Oregon Ducks 34-31 in the Pac-12 title game. Washington’s offensive stars all had huge nights. QB Michael Penix Jr. tossed for 319 lawns and a TD. Receivers Rome Odunze and Jalen McMillan each had more than 100 backyards getting. Running back Dillon Johnson ran for 152 backyards and 2 scores.The Texas Longhorns, No. 7 in last week’s rankings, travelled past the No. 18 Oklahoma State Cowboys. Then turmoil broke out. The No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs, who were in the midst of a 29-game winning streak and had not lost in more than 700 days, fell to the Alabama Crimson Tide in the SEC title game. The Tide were ranked No. 8 and lost to Texas during the regular season. Quarterback Jalen Milroe accounted for 221 total backyards and tossed 2 touchdowns. The Tide’s win, nevertheless, might put the SEC in genuine jeopardy of missing the playoff– something that hasn’t happened in the CFP era.The No. 2 Michigan Wolverines and No. 4 Florida State Seminoles dealt with difficult, defensive games to end championship weekend. Michigan, taken advantage of Iowa turnovers, and running back Blake Corum did the rest as the Wolverines retreated for a 26-0 win. Corum rushed for 52 backyards and 2 touchdowns. He tied the school record for career goals in this game.Meanwhile, the Noles, down to their third-string quarterback, couldn’t create any offense, but their defense was otherworldly. FSU sacked Louisville’s Jack Plummer 8 times and picked him off when. FSU limited Louisville to just 188 overall lawns in the 16-6 win.Here’s who our professionals are selecting to be in the College Football Playoff: Andrea Adelson: 1. Michigan, 2. Washington, 3. Florida State, 4. Texas Blake Baumgartner: 1. Washington, 2. Michigan, 3. Texas, 4. Alabama Kyle Bonagura: 1. Michigan, 2. Washington, 3. Florida State, 4. Texas Expense Connelly: 1. Michigan, 2. Washington, 3. Florida State, 4 . Texas Heather Dinich: 1. Michigan, 2. Washington, 3. Texas , 4. Alabama David Hale: 1. Washington, 2. Michigan, 3. Florida State, 4. Texas Chris Low: 1. Washington, 2. Michigan, 3. Texas, 4. Alabama Harry Lyles Jr.: 1. Michigan, 2. Washington, 3. Florida State, 4. Texas Ryan McGee: 1. Washington, 2. Michigan, 3. Texas, 4. Alabama Adam Rittenberg: 1. Washington, 2. Michigan, 3. Texas, 4. Florida State Alex Scarborough: 1. Washington, 2. Michigan, 3. Texas , 4. Alabama Mark Schlabach: 1. Michigan, 2. Washington, 3. Texas, 4. Alabama Paolo Uggetti: 1. Washington, 2. Michigan, 3 . Texas, 4. Florida State Tom VanHaaren: 1. Washington, 2. Michigan, 3. Texas, 4. Florida State Dave Wilson: 1. Washington , 2. Michigan, 3. Texas, 4. Alabama |