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The conference champions have been crowned, and college football's postseason is set.

Figuring out the 12 CFP teams has become mostly pretty easy, but seeding those teams remains completely up in the air.

Every week this season has given us an upset that has upended the CFP. I wouldn’t pencil anything in heading into the final weekend either.

Indiana-Ohio State feels like a Playoff play-in game, while Army-Notre Dame has hints of elimination stakes. Plus, Big 12 chaos!

What if Indiana beats Ohio State? What if it loses? The two biggest questions of Week 13 each bring their own brand of unpredictability.

The crowd of two-loss SEC teams has the potential to bump out not only ACC and Big 12 at-large hopes but a team like Indiana, too.

While the Crimson Tide beat LSU, two top-five teams lost on Saturday and shook up the College Football Playoff race.

What can we learn from Tuesday night's initial College Football Playoff rankings, and what do they mean for each conference?

Would a 12-1 Mountain West champion Boise State land higher than 12 and possibly even earn the No. 4 seed?

The Nittany Lions' CFP hopes are intact, but it doesn't change the fact James Franklin is 1-10 vs. the Buckeyes and 1-13 vs. AP top-5 teams.

The Hoosiers went 3-9 last year but just beat the national runner-up and will likely to be favored against last year’s national champs.

If the Big 12 wants to get two teams into the College Football Playoff, BYU would likely be one of them.

The 2024 season features two elite freshman wide receivers in Smith and Williams. Who joins them on our midseason look at the best rookies?

The super league proposals intend to solve all of college football’s issues. The first challenge is convincing the Big Ten and SEC.

The pool of potential QBs is deeper on the transfer side, but Team Homegrown features incredible talent at running back and wide receiver.