Bowl projections after Week 10 - Predicted matchups for all 43 games - ESPN
The top eight teams in the College Football Playoff rankings all won, albeit with varying ease and against opponents of varying strength.
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The top eight teams in the College Football Playoff rankings all won, albeit with varying ease and against opponents of varying strength.
Purdue coach Ryan Walters, whose team visits No. 3 Michigan on Saturday, said his school has evidence the Wolverines scouted the Boilermakers' games earlier this season.
With the calendar about to turn to November, the heat is turning up in college football as teams with postseason aspirations are running out of opportunities to show they belong.
Two top-10 teams (Penn State and North Carolina) suffered their first loss, while a couple of other unbeatens (Oklahoma and Washington) struggled but survived. Further down the pecking order, several ranked teams (Duke, Tennessee and USC) took their second defeat, albeit against higher-ranked foes.
With the college football season at the midway point, the bowl picture is beginning to take shape.
Oklahoma shook up the top four by beating Texas, while Georgia and Michigan posted their most impressive wins of the season to solidify their positions in our projected playoff pairings.
The teams at the top of the college football hierarchy held serve this weekend, although the final scores in wins by Georgia, Washington and USC were a little closer than expected.
Four weeks into the college football season, some things remain the same while others leave us just as confused as ever.