The 2025 regular season is in the books and the playoff is set. We go over our thoughts on the weekend games and the committee’s 12 team selection for the post season.

We take a look at all the conference championship matchups as well as a discussion on the latest college football playoff rankings from Tuesday that gave us more questions than answers.

Rivalry week left us with more to be desired from certain games and conference championship matchups. Texas spoils Texas A&M’s perfect season. Alabama survives the Iron Bowl for a Georgia SEC rematch. Duke sneaks their way into the ACC Championship game after Cal upsets SMU. Does Diego Pavia deserve to be in New York for the Heisman Ceremony?

Rivalry Week is here and has the potential to destroy playoff hopes and conference championship appearances. With the question on everyone’s minds, will Lane Kiffin leave Ole Miss for LSU?

During a slower weekend of college football playoff teams still found ways to make huge statement wins against inferior opponents. The ACC has opened back up after Pitt shuts down the Georgia Tech offense. The group of 5 playoff bid might come down to the American conference champion and JMU. How will the playoff committee handle the Notre Dame and Miami Debate?

Week 13 has the opportunity to create college football playoff madness if upsets occur. Harvard and Yale celebrate their 150th rivalry matchup dubbed “the Game.” We could see the possibility of an academy program reaching the postseason. The Playoff committee seems to care more about the losses than the wins on a resume.

Some teams have found their playoff potential and others must fight to stay in the hunt. The Heisman race has shrunk significantly after some Week 12 performances. This may be the most chaotic playoff race with the amount of two loss teams. Can the ACC produce a competitive playoff team?

The playoff is beginning to be all the craze and there are numerous playoff elimination games featured this weekend. Conference races are still alive with slim margins for failure. Could we see two group of 5 playoff teams?

College football is a sport of attrition and 5 top 25 teams fall victim to the sport. The ACC is in complete chaos and will be the weakest link for the playoffs. Other teams are able to survive off of walk off scores to keep playoff hopes alive. This season and this sport has yet to disappoint.

A weaker slate for week 11 just means the three ranked matchups this weekend will have all eyes on them. BYU and Texas Tech are in a Big 12 showdown, Texas A&M can break the 8-4 curse with a win over Missouri, and Iowa is testing the strength of Oregon. Will another coach get fired on Sunday?