We are still devoid of any major chaos taking place in the world of college football this season, but that will potentially change over the next few days as we get into conference championship week, with some of the best teams in the nation squaring off against each other.
Whether it’s Oregon and Washington, or Georgia and Alabama, several top 10 teams will play with a chance to get into the playoff. There are also critically important games between Texas and Oklahoma State, Michigan and Iowa, and Florida State and Louisville. After the weekend, we will officially know the College Football Playoff standings.
After Week 13 and the end of the regular season, here’s how the committee sees the standings currently: