Saturday vs Sunday

Miami defeated Ole Miss in an instant classic fiesta bowl CFP semi final. The Hurricanes dominated time of possession running for 191 yards. Mark Fletcher Jr. went 22 133, CharMar Brown added another 54 yards and a TD on the ground. 

Carson Beck played a very efficient game going 23/37 268 yards 2 TDs (1 INT that was tipped at the line). 

Perhaps most important of all was Beck's ability to scramble and pick up critical yards with his legs. Indeed Beck scored the game winning TD on a scramble. 

Ole Miss stayed in the game with big plays from both Lacy and Chambliss, and a never give up attitude. This was the best year in Ole Miss program history, despite the late season coaching drama. 

Miami is waiting for the results of the Indiana Oregon game to see who they will be hosting for the national championship game on their home field.

Ole Miss wins a wild one against Georgia punching their ticket to the college football playoff semifinals. 

In a wild game with huge momentum swings, Chambliss remained cool and collected completing the biggest pass of his career to put his team in a position to with the game. 

The Rebels defensive line was disruptive with Will Echoles leading the way with two TFL's and two pass deflections and 5 total tackles. On offense Harrison Wallace III and De'Zhaun Stribling combined 278 yards and a TD. Kewan Lacy gutted out 98 tough yards on the ground and two TDs.

Despite the clumsy final second of the game, which dragged on far too long, this was a great game and an instant classic.

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The Indiana Hoosiers blasted the Alabama Crimson Tide in a Rose Bowl game that was essentially over mid third quarter. 

The Hoosiers were up 24-0 with 7 mins to go in the third quarter when DeAngelo Ponds knocked Ty Simpson out of the game with a punishing hit that also forced a turnover.  This play was a perfect encapsulation of the dominating performance of the Indiana defense.

The Hoosiers offense was equally dominant putting up 38 points, over 400 yards total offense, and 215 yards rushing. Fernando Mendoza threw 3 TDs and picked up key yards with his legs extending drives.

Indiana is a complete team and showed why they were ranked #1 going into the playoffs.

Much has been written about the Texas Tech defense, and they were every bit as good as advertised, however Oregons defense was even better. 

The Duck's defense pitched a shutout, Brandon Finney Jr. stole the show with two interceptions, a fumble recovery and 6 tackles.

The Ducks sacked Morton 4 times, had 7 TFL's, forced 4 turnovers, and held the Red Raiders to 215 total yards of offense. Simply a dominant performance at every level of the defense.

Dante Moore played well and could lead Oregon to a national championship playing complementary football with a stellar defense.

The Miami Hurricanes defensive line proved to be too much for the Ohio State Buckeyes to handle. Rueben Bain Jr., Akheem Mesidor and company  got home for 5 sacks and were harassing Julian Sayin all night. They also held the Buckeyes to 45 yards rushing. 

Miami's offensive line was also exerting its will opening up holes for Fletcher Jr, Pringle and Brown. The offensive line was also giving Beck enough time to make key throws to Daniels and Marion. 

Miami's defense has dominated both Texas A&M and now Ohio State in back to back playoff games. The Hurricanes look like they have what it takes to go all the way and win a national championship.

The Texans jumped out to a 14-0 lead before most fans had a chance to settle in to their seats to watch the game. 

The Chargers uncharacteristically gave up two long TD passes early in the game, which proved to be too much to overcome. 

After going down 14-0 the Chargers outscored the Texans 16-6. A Missed field goal and extra point turned out to be the difference in a tie game going to over time, or needing a touchdown to win in regulation.

The Texans defensive line was harassing Herbert all game sacking him 5 times and getting pressure seemingly on almost every play. 

Herbert proved he is an MVP candidate brining the bolts back and putting the bolts in position to be tied in regulation. 

CJ Stroud started the game on fire, but cooled off and had a few shaky moments throwing two INT's (one tipped) and at least one other turnover worthy play.

Both teams had a tough time holding onto the ball trading interceptions, fumbles and dropped passes. 

Both teams have elite defenses capable of winning a Super Bowl. The question still remains if the offenses will be enough.

BYU completes the comeback scoring 15 points in the 4th quarter to beat Georgia Tech 25-21 in the Pop Tarts bowl finishing with a 12-2 record.

The Cougars were without their leading rusher TJ Martin and star linebacker Jack Kelly. Bachmeier was also hobbled and had to do all of his damage through the air going 27/38 325yards and a TD. 

Running back was by committee with Jovesa Damuni and Enoch Nawahine combining for 80 yards and two TDs. 

Tight end Carsen Ryan stepped up with 120 yards receiving and Parker Kingston added 76 yards receiving and another 20 rushing. 

The Cougars had to overcome two turnovers on the red zone getting stopped on 4th and goal from the 1 yard line, and also fumbling a kick off on the 2 yard line. 

Georgia Tech had a chance to win the game on the final drive until Evan Johnson picked off Haynes King in the end zone to ice the game.

The Yellowjackets finished the season losing three of their final four games closing the season on a down note. Haynes King finished a stellar career and despite the loss Georgia Tech is headed in the right direction with coach Brent Key.

Alabama went into Norman Oklahoma and took down the Sooners in a complete reverse of the previous game these two teams played. 

This time around it was Mateer who threw the pick six, and Oklahoma make critical errors in the kicking game missing field goals and getting a punt blocked.

The Crimson tide overcame a 17-0 deficit with the momentum turning when freshman sensation wide reciever Lotzeir Brooks broke 3 tackles for the first of his two TDs.

Oklahoma couldn't survive the self inflicted wounds, and Alabama got stronger as the game went on. 

This was a great season for the Sooners and the future looks good for Venables moving forward.

Alabama silenced the naysayers who thought they didn't deserve a spot in the playoffs. They will have another opportunity to prove they belong when they face the #1 ranked Hoosiers in the Rose Bowl.

Miami went into a hostile environment and beat Texas A&M in a windy game where points were at a premium. Missed Field Goals, errant passes and dominating defensive line play was the story of the game. 

Mark Fletcher Jr. was the star of the game for Miami leading all rushers with 172 yards, and carried the ball 5 times for 75 yards on the only TD drive of the late in the 4th quarter.

Texas A&M had a chance to win on the final drive of the game but came up short when Marcel Reed through his second interception in the endzone.

Both defensive lines were causing havoc all game, but Miami's D-line in particular was the most dominant unit on the field. 

Texas A&M had a great season and the future looks bright with all of the talent that they still have on this team.

Miami is headed to Texas to play Ohio State in what should be another defensive struggle.

Oregon and Ole Miss dominate JMU and Tulane adding to the case for reworking the playoff selection process. 

Notre Dame, Vandy, BYU, Texas and Virginia are some of the teams and fan bases that have to be sick to their stomachs watching uncompetitive playoffs games from home instead of being in those games.

These results are likely to push us towards a two tiered playoff system in the near future that separates the 'power 4' from the rest of college football.