College Football Playoff and Bowl Projections After Week 9 As Selection Committee Prepares for First Rankings

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The last weekend in the sport before the College Football Playoff rankings commence was certainly not straightforward. Week 9 results further clouded the postseason outlook. Teams expected to be locks for the CFP are now anything but, and the programs supposedly safe in reaching bowl eligibility are looking much less certain after inexplicable losses.
That’s reflected in the Sports Illustrated latest bowl projections going into Week 10, which sees several shake-ups in the CFP pecking order. Georgia ascended to the top spot as the safe pick to win the SEC. Indiana continues to get lucky as it keeps up its title defense. LSU and Wake Forest are doing just enough to remain in the picture.
Beyond the CFP, there are a number of compelling bowl games, including a BCS championship rematch nobody will be happy about in the Gasparilla Bowl, a compelling Mayo Bowl between two coaches who expected to be much further along this season, a CFP rematch in the Alamo Bowl between Oregon and Texas Tech and a compelling meeting of dual-threat QBs in Las Vegas that’s bound to produce a shootout.
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College Football Playoff Projected Rankings After Week 9
- Georgia
- Indiana
- Notre Dame
- Miami
- Utah
- LSU
- UCLA
- BYU
- Kentucky
- Ohio State
- Wake Forest
- UTSA
First Round
- No. 12 UTSA at No. 5 Utah
- No. 11 Wake Forest at No. 6 LSU
- No. 10 Ohio State at No. 7 UCLA
- No. 9 Kentucky at No. 8 BYU
Quarterfinals
- Fiesta Bowl: No. 4 Miami vs. No. 5 Utah
- Cotton Bowl: No. 3 Notre Dame vs. No. 7 UCLA
- Rose Bowl: No. 2 Indiana vs. No. 6 LSU
- Peach Bowl: No. 1 Georgia vs. No. 8 BYU
Semifinals
- Orange Bowl: No. 3 Notre Dame vs. No. 6 LSU
- Sugar Bowl: No. 1 Georgia vs. No. 4 Miami
National Championship
- At Las Vegas: No. 1 Georgia vs. No. 3 Notre Dame
Bowl Projections After Week 9
Bowl Game | Date | Matchup |
|---|---|---|
Salute to Veterans Bowl | Dec. 15 | Middle Tennessee State vs. Eastern Michigan |
Frisco Football Classic | Dec. 15 | USF vs. Jacksonville State |
San Juan Bowl | Dec. 16 | Boston College vs. Appalachian State |
Boca Raton Bowl | Dec. 18 | FAU vs. Georgia State |
Gasparilla Bowl | Dec. 18 | Florida State vs. Oklahoma |
Myrtle Beach Bowl | Dec. 21 | UAB vs. UMass |
Potato Bowl | Dec. 21 | Ohio vs. Wyoming |
Puerto Rico Bowl | Dec. 22 | Toledo vs. Texas State |
Cure Bowl | Dec. 22 | James Madison vs. UCF |
Independence Bowl | Dec. 22 | Cincinnati vs. Arizona State |
New Orleans Bowl | Dec. 23 | Liberty vs. Louisiana Tech |
Armed Forces Bowl | Dec. 23 | Army vs. New Mexico |
Frisco Bowl | Dec. 23 | Tulsa vs. Arkansas State |
Poinsettia Bowl | Dec. 23 | Oregon State vs. Baylor |
New Mexico Bowl | Dec. 24 | UNLV vs. Louisiana |
Hawai’i Bowl | Dec. 24 | Air Force vs. Boise State |
Pinstripe Bowl | Dec. 26 | Duke vs. Wisconsin |
Fenway Bowl | Dec. 26 | Pitt vs. Memphis |
Mayo Bowl | Dec. 26 | North Carolina vs. Penn State |
68 Ventures Bowl | Dec. 26 | South Alabama vs. Delaware |
Cactus Bowl | Dec. 26 | West Virginia vs. Nebraska |
Military Bowl | Dec. 26 | Virginia vs. North Texas |
Holiday Bowl | Dec. 28 | Clemson vs. USC |
Birmingham Bowl | Dec. 29 | Auburn vs. Northwestern |
Pop-Tarts Bowl | Dec. 29 | Virginia Tech vs. Houston |
Alamo Bowl | Dec. 29 | Texas Tech vs. Oregon |
Gator Bowl | Dec. 30 | Louisville vs. Alabama |
Music City Bowl | Dec. 30 | Michigan vs. Missouri |
ReliaQuest Bowl | Dec. 31 | Minnesota vs. Florida |
Sun Bowl | Dec. 31 | SMU vs. Washington |
Las Vegas Bowl | Dec. 31 | Arizona vs. South Carolina |
Texas Bowl | Dec. 31 | Oklahoma State vs. Texas |
Citrus Bowl | Jan. 2 | Iowa vs. Mississippi |
First Responder Bowl | Jan. 2 | Illinois vs. Fresno State |
Liberty Bowl | Jan. 2 | Iowa State vs. Tennessee |
Arizona Bowl | Jan. 2 | North Dakota State vs. Western Michigan |
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Bryan Fischer is a staff writer at Sports Illustrated covering college sports. He joined the SI staff in October 2024 after spending nearly two decades at outlets such as FOX Sports, NBC Sports and CBS Sports. A member of the Football Writers Association of America’s All-America Selection Committee and a Heisman Trophy voter, Fischer has received awards for investigative journalism from the Associated Press Sports Editors and FWAA. He has a bachelor’s in communication from USC.
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