College Football Playoff Preview
The second-annual College football playoff kicks off on New Year’s Eve at 3:00 central when #1 Clemson takes on #4 Oklahoma. That is followed by #2 Alabama vs. #3 Michigan State at 7:00. The winners of the semi-final games will square off in Glendale, Arizona for the championship game at 6:00 on Jan. 11.
Alabama
Record: 12-1 Conference: SEC Wins vs Currently Ranked Teams: #23 Tennessee, #20 LSU, #19 Florida Who beat them?: #12 Ole Miss Team Scouting Report: Heisman hopeful Derrick Henry, shattered the record books this year for the Crimson Tide. Henry broke Georgia Bulldog legend Herschel Walker’s record for most rushing yards in a single season by an SEC player. Henry finished with 1,986 ru...
Clemson
Record: 13-0 Conference: ACC Wins vs Currently Ranked Teams: #8 Notre Dame, #9 Florida State, #10 North Carolina Who beat them?: Nobody Team Scouting Report: Led by sophomore Quarterback DeShaun Watson, the undefeated Clemson Tigers captured the #1 seed in the College Football Playoff. Watson is a dual-threat quarterback who leads Clemson with 41 total touchdowns. According to ESPN, the...
Michigan State
Record: 12-1 Conference: Big Ten Wins vs Currently Ranked Teams: #15 Oregon, #14 Michigan, #7 Ohio State, #5 Iowa Who beat them?: Nebraska Team Scouting Report: Senior quarterback Connor Cook leads the Spartans into the playoff after an emotional season. Headlined by nail-biting wins over Michigan, Ohio State, and Iowa to go along with a heartbreaking defeat to Nebraska, the Spartans are pr...
Oklahoma
Record: 11-1 Conference: Big 12 Wins vs Currently Ranked Teams: #17 Baylor, #11 TCU, #16 Oklahoma State Who beat them?: Texas Team Scouting Report: Although Oklahoma is the 4th seed in the Playoff, they have the best chance to win the championship, according to ESPN’s FPI rankings, where the Sooners are ranked #1. Superstar quarterback Baker Mayfield has 42 total touchdowns this year, ...
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