College Football Top 12 | Week 14 2024

I'm probably on an island on this one, but why can't we have conference playoffs, followed by an old-school bowl season, then an AP-crowned national champion? The conferences make additional revenue from a 4-team playoff; the bowl games would draw more viewers and attendees (more money) as they would impact final rankings and, ultimately, the national champion. I dunno. The CFP just seems unsustainable: I think the Big Ten and SEC will soon peel off from FBS - taking the CFP with them.

Notre Dame lost to NIU

Y'all Mike Leach , RIP, gave us the solution for the playoffs with going to 64 teams.

Texas will beat the Aggies

Strange entering the final week of the regular season with a clear idea of who the top 12 will be.

These guys want Texas to lose so bad😂

David is spot on…

Everyone wants Texas to lose so bad lol. I don’t see a freshman qb beating this Texas team. We will see

Great show

What 10-3 or 11-2 team gets kicked outta the playoff by 11-1 Indiana?

To ALL "The Ohio State:" Fans and B1G

Why do you call your school "The" as if you are stellar in anything, including sports or academics? You haven't won in sports since 2014 and your academics is sub-par according to Forbes (see below). You're not top 20 in anything other than spending the most money all athletes to play for you. So, please remind us all why you are "The Ohio State".?


The Ohio State University is ranked #86 in Forbes' 2025 list of top colleges. It also ranks: #32 in public colleges, #63 in research universities, and #11 in the Midwest.

I hope the Longhorns continue to disappoint J-Boy and the squad. Hook ‘em Horns. 🤘

Doesn't make sense to me SMU/Indiana is higher to then Boise State. I understand they looked terrible against Wyoming however we call that recency bias but you gotta look at the full schedule. I don't understand how Indiana strength of scheduled is in 40's suddenly after playing Ohio State. Boise played #1 Oregon and lost by 3 points. Indiana played #2 Ohio state and lost by 20 points+. So i'm confused by your rankings.

First, as a Texas fan, I'm glad A&M has traded in used-car salesman Fisher for football coach Elko.
Regarding Arch, he started against Miss State and went 26/31 for 325yds, 2TDs & no INTs. Now, Miss State is Miss State, but that's still pretty solid.

I keep hearing about how Texas hasn't beaten anybody. If that's true, three of the top ranked teams in the SEC have lost to nobodies.
Alabama 3 Oklahoma 24 Texas 34 Oklahoma 3
Alabama 35 Vanderbilt 40 Texas 27 Vanderbilt 24
Ole Miss 17 Florida 24 Texas 49 Florida 17
Ole Miss 17 Kentucky 20 Texas 31 Kentucky 14
Tennessee 14 Arkansas 19 Texas 20 Arkansas 10
And one barely escaped
Georgia 13 Kentucky 12 Texas 31 Kentucky 14

aggies are used to tough games this texas team hasn’t even played a night game in SEC. put your money on Quinn throwing over 1.5 interceptions and you be banking next week

How does he think south Carolina gets in over Bama or ole miss? They got beat by both of them.

Indiana is this year's TCU. Indiana would be TCU'd by 4 SEC teams.

Texas, Notre Dame, and Penn State in front of Georgia? Lmao okay