Top 3: 1. Indiana 2. Georgia 3. Ohio State

Just a reminder before tomorrow. Arguing about College Football online is one of the last great hobbies dudes have in this country. There’s nothing like getting angry at strangers because you disagree about a resume or a hypothetical matchup. Don’t ever take it for granted

1. Indiana 2. Georgia 3. Ohio State 4. Texas Tech 5. Texas A&M 6. Oregon 7. Oklahoma 8. Ole Miss 9. Miami 10. Notre Dame 11. Tulane 12. JMU

If the CFP committee was smart, they’d do it exactly how march madness works: 1. Drop the bracket 2. Everyone complains for 12 hours 3. Start filling out brackets Having 6 weeks to discuss leaves too much on the table.

I like the G5 auto bids. I’m even excited to see 2 potentially make it.

Andddddddd the committee already screwed it up

Miami over ND was the right choice

All-in-all no major qualms. I see arguments for each team. However, I think ND is a top 10 team, and should’ve been kept in, while keeping Bama out. No one wanted ND without Miami, and they could have solved that kicking Bama out.

That sucks so bad for Daniel Jones

Initial #CFPplayoff Prediction: Georgia👑

Taking the ball and going home. This will always be the Notre Dame way…

Shedrick Jackson: Auburn Legend

In a situation such at this, kneejerk reaction is to say "Come to Auburn!" However, I think keeping Deuce Knight on, and allowing him to grow for 2+ years under Golesh is the best thing this program can do.

Auburn is a top 5 CFB atmosphere. All the keyboard warriors want to act like this place is historically bad, which is not the case. Need the Auburn admin to not screw this one up.

When the Mets signed Devin Williams, it pushed Diaz to the Dodgers. I understand the thinking, but that sucks.

If the Dodgers trade for Tarik Skubal, we should just start the lockout now and we’ll see you in 2028.

The Mets organization is falling apart. No one trusts this team's ability to win it all. Lord knows who will play 1B for the Mets. Maybe Vientos?

Jackson Arnold had all the potential in the world. Makes me feel slightly better that I had high hopes. Definitely did not tweet this...

Sherrone Moore being fired is putting Michigan in a pickle. On one hand, a potentially boost in the staff that the football team needed, but a much worse of a look for the university as a whole. Hearing reports that players knew about this relationship dating back to last season?

Fired up the 🐐 is back on the Plains! War Eagle! 🦅