College Football Playoff Rankings: The long wait to find out which four college football teams will play for the richest and most sought prize in the sport is finally over after weeks and months of suspense.
The four teams participating in this year’s College Football Playoffs will be unveiled on Sunday during an ESPN selection show.
Every year, the Big Ten will play a significant role in Sunday’s events. After defeating Iowa 26-0 in a shutout in Saturday’s Big Ten championship game in Indianapolis, Michigan has a 13-0 record and has won its conference for the third time in a row, all but assuring a trip to the postseason for the team.
If Ohio State loses to the Wolverines in their regular-season rivalry game, it will have a difficult time making the playoffs again, just as it did the season before when it lost to Michigan. The playoff selection committee ranked the Buckeyes sixth last week, and it’s likely that their unexpected upset loss to Georgia at the top and their valiant victory over Florida State at the bottom will prevent them from competing in the championship game.
Now that the eagerly anticipated time has arrived, here is all the information you need to determine who will be chosen for the playoffs:
When are the rankings for the College Football Playoffs announced?
- December 3rd, Sunday
- Time: 1:00 PM Eastern Time
Sunday, December 3 at noon ET will see the unveiling of the College Football Playoff field.
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College Football Playoff Rankings Date Release
• Dec. 3, Sunday, noon ET
The College Football Playoff rankings on Sunday will bring an end to the six weeks in which the playoff selection committee has issued the top 25 rankings. Tuesday nights were when the last five sets of rankings were broadcast.
Following conference championship weekend, when many of the best teams in the country are playing their last games to qualify for the playoffs, Sunday’s rankings will be made public.
Which channel will the Sunday CFP selection show air on?
- ESPN on TV
- ESPN app and Fubo (free trial) for streaming
ESPN will broadcast the College Football Playoff selection show. There are two ways to stream the show: the ESPN app and Fubo, which offer prospective customers a free trial.
College Football Playoffs: Sunday’s pick predictions
The College Football Playoffs’ top four teams
First place Michigan (13-0, 9-0 Big Ten)
2. Washington (13–0, 9–0 Pacific-12).
3. Texas (8-1 Big 12, 12-1 overall)
4. The Alabama team (12-1, 8-0 SEC)
The first two to go:
Fifth-place Florida State (13-0, 8-0 ACC)
Sixth place Georgia (12-1, 8-0 SEC)
