miami college football playoff

Miami, Alabama make College Football Playoff

College Football Playoff announcers, TV broadcasters, announcing crews for first round

The College Football Playoff first-round schedule begins with the Alabama Crimson Tide at Oklahoma Sooners on Friday, Dec. 19.

· 1d

Miami vs Texas A&M picks, predictions, odds for College Football Playoff game

· 2d · on MSN

Indiana grabs top seed in College Football Playoff. Alabama and Miami make it, Notre Dame left out

· 2d

Could Notre Dame’s saga affect Ohio State and the future of the College Football Playoff?

Ohio State football has formed a bit of a mini rivalry with Notre Dame, despite the Buckeyes’ dominance in the recent history of the series.

KSL · 2d

Notre Dame opts out of bowl game after getting 'punched in the stomach' by CFP

Alaska Dispatch News · 2d

Indiana grabs top seed in College Football Playoff

College Football Playoff: Sportsbook odds offer clues for at-large bids between Notre Dame, Miami and Alabama

With less than 24 hours remaining until the 12-team College Football Playoff bracket is revealed, oddsmakers have it clear who may be receiving the final at-large spots. Notre Dame (-1050) is heavily favored to reach the CFP via an at-large bid, while Alabama (-320) and Miami (+164) are right behind.

Miami football fans fly ‘H2H Matters, Miami In’ banner near CFP hotel

Miami Hurricanes football fans flew a banner near the CFP hotel in Grapevine, Texas, sending a clear playoff message.

ACC commissioner is trying to save its relationship with Notre Dame

ACC commissioner Jim Phillips released a statement regarding the conference and Notre Dame, in what looks like an effort to save the relationship.

College Football Playoff, bowl games reveal: Live updates, analysis as 2025-26 postseason takes shape

College football bowl games schedule will be set for the 2025-26 season; we'll cover every announcement and decision

Notre Dame AD 'Flabbergasted' by ACC's CFP Campaigns for Miami, Expected Apology

Notre Dame missed out on the College Football Playoff after finishing the season 10-2, and the Fighting Irish didn't get any help from the ACC when it came to making their case to be included in the field.