Week 12 CFP Playoff Prediction

 BY: Weston Swift



    This year has been the most up in the air year of the CFP era. There's truly only one dominant team in Georgia, and there is still questions about there offensive and who will be there QB when sh*t hits the fan. Even with all of this, I think everyone can agree that this has been the most fun year in along time, especially after last years strange demeanor. I mean a Group of 5 team has a legitimate shot at crashing the party (kind of), Wake Forest might be a 1-loss ACC Champ, Harbaugh finally has Michigan looking like a contender, and the early signing [period has cause all kinds of head coaching drama and it's not even December. We still have two weeks left, as well as conference championship week so the drama is far from over! I have no clue how this thing is going to playout we still have rivalry and championship weekend, but I am going to try to predict it as best as I can .


Predicted TOP 6:





1) Georgia 

Projected Record: 13-0

Projected Big Wins: Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Clemson

Key Player: Jordan Davis




2) Ohio State 

Projected Record: 12-1

Projected Big Wins: Penn State, Michigan, Michigan State, Wisconsin

Key Player: CJ Stroud




3) Alabama 

Projected Record: 11-2

Projected Big Wins: Ole Miss, Auburn, Arkansas, Mississippi State

Key Player: Bryce Young





4) Notre Dame 

Projected Record: 11-1

Projected Big Wins: Purdue, Wisconsin, Virginia, USC

Key Player: Jack Coan



Next in Line:




5) Michigan 

Projected Record: 10-2

Projected Big Wins: Penn State, Wisconsin, Northern Illinois, Washington

Key Player: Aiden Hutchinson





6) Pittsburgh

Projected Record: 11-2

Projected Big Wins: Clemson, Wake Forest, Tennessee, Virginia

Key Player: Kenny Pickett





7) Ole Miss

Projected Record: 10-2

Projected Big Wins: Texas A&M, Arkansas, Mississippi State, Tennessee 

Key Player: Matt Corral



8) Cincinnati 

Projected Record: 12-1

Projected Big Wins: Notre Dame, SMU, Indiana, UCF

Key Player: Desmond Ridder



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