College football stars Kyle McCord, Dillon Gabriel enter transfer portal
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The 2023-04 College Football Playoff is finally set. Michigan earned the No. 1 seed in the playoff after easily defeating Iowa in the Big Ten championship on Saturday, and Washington got the No. 2 seed after edging out Oregon in a classic Pac-12 championship. The two remaining spots were big question marks heading into Sunday afternoon, but Texas was given the No. 3 seed after taking care of business in the Big 12 championship game by blowing out Oklahoma State. The CFP committee ultimately decided that SEC champion Alabama deserved the final spot, with Florida State missing out as an undefeated ACC champion.
Ohio State quarterback Kyle McCord, who started throughout the season for the Buckeyes, entered his name into the transfer portal Monday morning.
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Sportsbooks have installed Michigan as a slight favorite over Alabama in their College Football Playoff semifinal on New Year's Day at the Rose Bowl.
It's the end of a (rather brief, all told) era in college football: The 10th edition of the College Football Playoff will be the last with just four teams.
Michigan, Washington, Texas and Alabama have been selected by the College Football Playoff committee to vie for the national championship, leaving out Florida State — the first time in CFP history an undefeated Power 5 champion failed to finish in the top four.