How to Watch the College Football Playoff Selection Show

The final College Football Playoff rankings will be revealed on ESPN, followed by the unveiling of the New Year's Six bowl game matchups.
How to Watch the College Football Playoff Selection Show
How to Watch the College Football Playoff Selection Show

Conference championship week is in the books for the 2021 college football season, and all that's left is to see who the College Football Playoff committee selects for its final four. 

Michigan routed Iowa in the Big Ten championship game, cruising to a 42-3 victory Saturday to all but clinch its spot in this year's playoff. Georgia and Alabama squared off in a battle of heavyweights for the SEC title as well, and the Crimson Tide knocked off the undefeated Bulldogs 41-24. 

Oklahoma State, which needed a victory in the Big-12 championship over Baylor, was instead defeated as the Cowboys came inches short from a win. The Bears won 21-16. Cincinnati was victorious in its AAC title matchup with Houston, finishing the season with an undefeated record after a 35-20 victory. 

Notre Dame is also in the playoff picture, sitting at 11-1. The College Football Playoff will unveil its final rankings at noon ET on Sunday, Dec. 5.

CFP selection show channel, how to watch

Once the College Football Playoff unveils its final four, all the matchups for the New Year's Six bowl games will be revealed. Then, the rest of the bowl games in the college football landscape will begin to fall into place. 

Purdue Boilermakers Final Bowl Projections

ESPN's Kyle Bonagura:

Pinstripe Bowl vs West Virginia

  • Yankee Stadium (New York)

ESPN's Mark Schlabach:

Music City Bowl vs Tennessee

  • Nissan Stadium (Nashville, Tennessee)

CBS Sports' Jerry Palm:

Guaranteed Rate Bowl vs West Virginia

  • Chase Field (Phoenix)

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D.J. FEZLER

D.J. Fezler is a staff writer for BoilermakersCountry.com. Hailing from The Region, he is from Cedar Lake in Northwest Indiana and has spent the last two years covering Purdue football and basketball. 

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