Rank School (W-L, SOS) [CFP]
1 Alabama (11-0, 36) [1]
2 Clemson (11-0, 48) [2]
3 Notre Dame (11-0, 52) [3]
4 Georgia (10-1, 7) [5]
5 Michigan (10-1, 41) [4]
6 Oklahoma (10-1, 40) [6]
7 UCF (10-0, 126) [8]
8 Washington St. (10-1, 80) [7]
9 LSU (9-2, 9) [9]
10 Ohio St. (10-1, 91) [10]
11 Utah St. (10-1, 124) [14]
12 Army (9-2, 64) [23]
13 Fresno St. (9-2, 87) [NR]
14 West Virginia (8-2, 71) [12]
15 Boise St. (9-2, 75) [21]
16 Penn St. (8-3, 11) [15]
17 Kentucky (8-3, 13) [17]
18 Florida (8-3, 19) [13]
19 App. St. (8-2, 104) [NR]
20 Utah (8-3, 23) [18]
21 Texas (8-3, 28) [11]
22 Washington (8-3, 39) [16]
23 Cincinnati (9-2, 119) [NR]
24 Troy (9-2, 117) [NR]
25 UAB (9-2, 129) [NR]
26 Buffalo (9-2, 120) [NR]
27 NC State (7-3, 50) [NR]
28 Miss. State (7-4, 8) [22]
29 Missouri (7-4, 2) [NR]
30 Texas A&M (7-4, 3) [NR]
31 South Carolina (6-4, 4) [NR]
32 Syracuse (8-3, 95) [19]
33 Auburn (7-4, 26) [NR]
34 Northwestern (7-4, 14) [20]
35 Pittsburgh (7-4, 17) [NR]
36 Iowa (7-4, 35) [NR]
37 Ga. Southern (8-3, 107) [NR]
38 Iowa St. (6-4, 24) [25]
39 Stanford (6-4, 25) [NR]
40 Duke (7-4, 37) [NR]
41 North Texas (8-3, 125) [NR]
42 Houston (8-3, 122) [NR]
43 Marshall (7-3, 121) [NR]
44 FIU (8-3, 130) [NR]
45 Temple (7-4, 63) [NR]
46 Georgia Tech (7-4, 65) [NR]
47 N. Illinois (7-4, 59) [NR]
48 Boston College (7-4, 76) [NR]
49 California (6-4, 60) [NR]
50 Oregon (7-4, 78) [NR]
51 Virginia (7-4, 83) [NR]
52 Wisconsin (7-4, 82) [NR]
53 Michigan St. (6-5, 6) [NR]
54 Arkansas St. (7-4, 94) [NR]
55 Nevada (7-4, 96) [NR]
56 Ohio (7-4, 109) [NR]
57 Middle Tenn. (7-4, 100) [NR]
58 Miami (Fla.) (6-5, 38) [NR]
59 San Diego St. (7-4, 101) [NR]
60 BYU (6-5, 34) [NR]
61 Louisiana Tech (7-4, 114) [NR]
62 Memphis (7-4, 128) [NR]
63 Oklahoma St. (6-5, 54) [NR]
64 South Florida (7-4, 123) [NR]
65 Louisiana (6-5, 55) [NR]
66 Arizona St. (6-5, 72) [NR]
67 Toledo (6-5, 79) [NR]
68 E. Michigan (6-5, 81) [NR]
69 Vanderbilt (5-6, 5) [NR]
70 W. Michigan (6-5, 84) [NR]
71 TCU (5-6, 12) [NR]
72 Tennessee (5-6, 10) [NR]
73 Purdue (5-6, 22) [NR]
74 Texas Tech (5-6, 32) [NR]
75 Hawaii (7-5, 108) [NR]
76 USC (5-6, 27) [NR]
77 Florida St. (5-6, 20) [NR]
78 Ole Miss (5-6, 33) [NR]
79 Baylor (5-6, 30) [NR]
80 UL-Monroe (6-5, 111) [NR]
81 Miami (Ohio) (5-6, 43) [NR]
82 So. Miss (5-5, 112) [NR]
83 Minnesota (5-6, 45) [NR]
84 Indiana (5-6, 44) [NR]
85 Virginia Tech (4-6, 31) [NR]
86 Kansas St. (5-6, 46) [NR]
87 Maryland (5-6, 57) [NR]
88 SMU (5-6, 49) [NR]
89 Wake Forest (5-6, 51) [NR]
90 FAU (5-6, 68) [NR]
91 Wyoming (5-6, 66) [NR]
92 Arizona (5-6, 74) [NR]
93 Tulane (5-6, 73) [NR]
94 Coastal Carolina (5-6, 69) [NR]
95 Akron (4-6, 58) [NR]
96 Colorado (5-6, 89) [NR]
97 Nebraska (4-7, 29) [NR]
98 Liberty (4-6, 99) [NR]
99 Air Force (4-7, 61) [NR]
100 UCLA (3-8, 1) [NR]
101 Illinois (4-7, 90) [NR]
102 Charlotte (4-7, 98) [NR]
103 Navy (3-8, 21) [NR]
104 Ball St. (4-7, 103) [NR]
105 East Carolina (3-7, 92) [NR]
106 North Carolina (2-8, 16) [NR]
107 Old Dominion (4-7, 115) [NR]
108 Kansas (3-8, 67) [NR]
109 New Mexico (3-8, 77) [NR]
110 Massachusetts (4-8, 102) [NR]
111 Bowling Green (3-8, 86) [NR]
112 UNLV (3-8, 93) [NR]
113 Oregon St. (2-9, 18) [NR]
114 Louisville (2-9, 15) [NR]
115 Colorado St. (3-8, 110) [NR]
116 New Mexico St. (3-8, 116) [NR]
117 Texas St. (3-8, 127) [NR]
118 UT-San Antonio (3-8, 113) [NR]
119 Arkansas (2-9, 53) [NR]
120 South Alabama (2-9, 56) [NR]
121 Kent St. (2-9, 70) [NR]
122 Tulsa (2-9, 88) [NR]
123 Georgia St. (2-9, 85) [NR]
124 W. Kentucky (2-9, 105) [NR]
125 Rutgers (1-10, 42) [NR]
126 Connecticut (1-10, 47) [NR]
127 San Jose St. (1-10, 62) [NR]
128 C. Michigan (1-10, 97) [NR]
129 UTEP (1-10, 118) [NR]
130 Rice (1-11, 106) [NR]
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
Sunday, December 10, 2017
2017 Championship Weekend Wrap Up
With the conference championships completed and our mythical game between top independent school Notre Dame and conference championship-less Troy has a winner (Notre Dame of course), we can move on to a true championship bracket. The conference winners and Notre Dame would be ranked 1-10 according to their final season ranking. Two play-in games would have been played this weekend between 8/9 and 7/10 at the better seeds home stadium. Those winners would then travel to the home stadiums of the top 2 seeds while 4/5 and 3/6 would play at the better seeds home stadium.
For entertainment purposes, we will assume the two home teams win the play-in games. Toledo would travel to Clemson while Notre Dame travels to UCF. Georgia would host Ohio St and Oklahoma would host USC in quarterfinal games. These games would be contested the weekend of December 16. The four winners would have the weekend of December 23 off before returning to action January 1 for semifinal action. Those two winners would have a week to prepare for the championship game on January 8.
For entertainment purposes, we will assume the two home teams win the play-in games. Toledo would travel to Clemson while Notre Dame travels to UCF. Georgia would host Ohio St and Oklahoma would host USC in quarterfinal games. These games would be contested the weekend of December 16. The four winners would have the weekend of December 23 off before returning to action January 1 for semifinal action. Those two winners would have a week to prepare for the championship game on January 8.
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