Since the College Football Playoff week 12 rankings came out last night, we thought you should see how our college loyalties fared.
Matt says he’s not playing along, so we’ll give him Memphis
Jimmy is a fan of South Carolina and whoever is playing Clemson
Ruchee is a Tennessee fan but will bandwagon for Ole Miss
And we all hate David just a little bit, since he’s a fan of both Florida State and Ole Miss
Looks like Florida State could be heading to the College Football Playoffs. All the hype says a team from the SEC:West and/or the winner of the SEC Championship will round out the Playoffs. While Ole Miss is still strong in the rankings, looks like they’re out of the Playoffs. We should see them at a Selection Committee Bowl Game on New Year’s Eve/Day. Both South Carolina and Tennessee aren’t quite bowl eligible yet but should have invitations waiting on them. Ahem, AutoZone Liberty Bowl, cough cough, are you listening? But with six wins already under their belts, Memphis is looking forward to their invitation to go bowling.
–> 2014 SEC BOWL PROJECTIONS AFTER WEEK 11 (11 invites) via SEC Bowl Projections after Week 11.
- College Football Playoff Semifinal Rose Bowl:
Mississippi Statevs Oregon - College Football Playoff Semifinal Sugar Bowl: Florida State vs TCU
- Cotton: Alabama vs Baylor
- Peach: Auburn vs Marshall
- Orange: Ole Miss vs
Clemson - Citrus: Georgia vs Nebraska
- Outback: Mizzou vs Ohio State
- Music City: Kentucky vs Penn State
- TaxSlayer: Florida vs Minnesota –> I want this shirt…
- Belk: LSU vs Notre Dame
- Liberty: Tennessee vs Oklahoma State
- Texas: Texas A&M vs Kansas State
- On the outside looking in: Arkansas, South Carolina, Vanderbilt
–> The Mid-South is full of fans with allegiances to different area college football programs. Which FBS program in the three states surrounding the Memphis area is the best? To help end some arguments and start others, every week MemphiSport ranks all the college football teams in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi. We call it the TAM Rankings. via Week 12 TAM Rankings: Memphis Tigers Become Bowl Eligible for the First Time Since 2008.
–> JERRY PALM’S PLAYOFF PROJECTION This season, college football enters a new four-team playoff era. The format is the best four teams, two semifinals played in bowl games and a championship game played in a different city. Dennis Dodd breaks down how it will all work. via NCAA College Football – CBSSports.com.
–> There is another change at the top of SI.com’s bowl projections. via Bowl Projections: Alabama poised to make College Football Playoff push? – College Football – SI.com.
–> 2014 Bowl Projections – Week 12: Semifinals feature four conferences. The latest College Football Playoff Rankings were released Tuesday night, but that’s the selection committee’s take on the best teams now. Our bowl projections are looking into the future — at what the landscape will look like at the end of the season. via NCAA College Football BCS Bowl Projections Week 12 – ESPN.
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