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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Matayo Uiagalelei caused a fumble to set up an Oregon touchdown, Jordon Davison rushed for two scores and the fifth-seeded Ducks silenced No. 4 Texas Tech's offense for a 23-0 win in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal at the Orange Bowl on Thursday.
Thursday's Rose Bowl Game Presented by Prudential will see No. 1-ranked Indiana face No. 9 Alabama in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals, a matchup that would have been nearly impossible to predict a decade ago.
A rematch of one of the most contentious national title games of the 2000s (Miami-Ohio State). A rematch of a fun October track meet (Georgia-Ole Miss). A battle between new-ish money (Oregon) and new money (Texas Tech). A classic matchup between a proven, unbeaten powerhouse (Indiana) and a scrappy close-game-winning underdog (Alabama, somehow).
Joel Klatt joins Colin Cowherd to ask if Miami can upset Ohio State, discuss Dante Moore and Oregon potentially struggling vs. Texas Tech, and if Fernando Mendoza can have a big game vs. Alabama.
Joel Klatt analyzed what challenges new Michigan Wolverines head coach Kyle Wittingham will face. He explained why Kyle Wittingham fits the Michigan system and also broke down why the timing of the hire is challenging with the transfer portal open.
Joel Klatt joins Colin Cowherd to ask if Miami can upset Ohio State, discuss Dante Moore and Oregon potentially struggling vs. Texas Tech, and if Fernando Mendoza can have a big game vs. Alabama.
Colin Cowherd dives into his history of opinions on John Calipari from both his Kentucky and Arkansas eras, then explains why he is needed in the NCAA Tournament.
It’s been a thrilling, dramatic, kooky and flat-out fun college football season. And while we’re in the thick of the College Football Playoff now, we can’t ring in 2026 without looking back at some of the best plays of the 2025 season.