What Would The College Football Playoff, New Year’s Six Be After The Second Rankings?

What would the College Football Playoff and New Year’s Six be after the first rankings, released November 12th.

16 TEAM FORMAT

Let’s go insane. If the format was based on all Power Five conference champions, a top Group of Five champ, and ten wild-cards based on the ranking.

If you can’t get in THIS, you have no complaint. However, (17) Notre Dame would have a wee bit of a a beef as the No. 15 team.

No. 16 Cincinnati vs. No. 1 LSU

There would be a massive break for the No. 1 seed in this format. MASSIVE.

No. 15 Michigan vs. No. 2 Ohio State

The committee would probably try to do something to work around this, but the rankings are the rankings. There’s no way this would actually happen – one of the two teams would obviously lose the head-to-head before this.

No. 14 Wisconsin vs. No. 3 Clemson

Could Wisconsin impose its will against Clemson? Dabo would be ticked to have to deal with the Badgers over some of the higher seeds.

No. 13 Baylor vs. No. 4 Georgia

It would be a low-scoring slugfest, but Baylor might not score.

No. 12 Auburn vs. No. 5 Alabama

Ohhhhhh, no. This wouldn’t happen in the real world. But it would be a blast.

No. 11 Florida vs. No. 6 Oregon

Would the 11-seed be favored? The Gator secondary would have to step up its all-around game if Oregon started to open it up.

No. 10 Oklahoma vs. No. 7 Utah

Power vs. Flash. Utah would have to grind it out a bit, but it would have to get ready for a shootout.

No. 9 Penn State vs. No. 8 Minnesota

Oh sure, let’s do it again. It was a blast the first time around.

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