College Football Playoff: Whos In, Whos Out After Week 13

The College Football Playoff picture became clearer following the conclusion of Week 13’s conference championship games. The final selections are determined by a committee, with the top four teams securing a berth. The results from the weekend have set the field for the national semifinals.

Main News

Georgia, Michigan, Washington, and Florida State all won their respective conference championship games to finish the season undefeated. These four teams are projected to be selected for the College Football Playoff.

The selection committee’s final rankings will officially confirm the participants. The semifinal matchups are set to be the Rose Bowl and the Sugar Bowl.

Teams like Ohio State, which did not play in a conference championship, are among those waiting for the final committee decision. Their playoff hopes depend on the selections made by the committee.

Summary

Four teams finished the regular season with undefeated records after securing victories in their conference championships. Georgia, Michigan, Washington, and Florida State are now expected to be the four teams chosen for the playoff.

The official participants will be confirmed by the College Football Playoff selection committee’s final rankings. The national semifinals will be hosted at the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl.

Other teams, including Ohio State, are now dependent on the committee’s final decision after not participating in a conference title game. The results of the championship games have solidified the top contenders.

FAQs

**Which teams are expected to make the College Football Playoff?**
Georgia, Michigan, Washington, and Florida State are projected to be selected. All four teams won their conference championship games and finished the season undefeated.

How are the playoff teams selected?
The teams are chosen by a selection committee, which ranks the top teams. The committee’s final rankings determine the four participants.

When will the official playoff teams be announced?
The official College Football Playoff field is announced by the selection committee following the conference championship games. The announcement reveals the final rankings and the four semifinalists.