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Joel Klatt Reveals College Football Playoff Predictions After Chaotic Week 14

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Matt Wadleigh | Last updated Dec 1, 2024 10:03 AM ET

Week 14 of the college football season gave fans everything they could've possibly hoped for.

There were big upsets, massive brawls, and some stunning results in Rivalry Week. As such, the next batch of College Football Playoff rankings should change drastically.

Miami and Ohio State, two of the top-10 teams, lost on Saturday. Georgia barely hung on in a wild eight-overtime thriller against Georgia Tech on Friday and Notre Dame.

Nonetheless, there should be some big changes coming on Tuesday with the next rankings.

After all of the games ended, college football analyst Joel Klatt gave his predictions for the College Football Playoff.

Here are Klatt's predictions.

IN: Oregon, Texas, Penn State, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Georgia, Tennessee, Indiana.

NEXT: ACC Champion between SMu and Clemson and then the Big 12 Champion between Arizona State and Iowa State

Klatt then had three teams on the bubble: Alabama, Ole Miss, and South Carolina.

CFP
IN: @oregonfootball @TexasFootball @PennStateFball @NDFootball @OhioStateFB @GeorgiaFootball @Vol_Football @IndianaFootball

NEXT:
ACC champ (@SMUFB or @ClemsonFB)
Big 12 champ (@ASUFootball or @CycloneFB)
G5

BUBBLE: @AlabamaFTBL @OleMissFB @GamecockFB
— Joel Klatt (@joelklatt) December 1, 2024

Oregon capped off an undefeated regular season and is headed for the Big Ten title game against Penn State, so even with a loss they should undoubtedly be in the field.

Texas and Georgia will play each other in the SEC title game, and Notre Dame finished with just one loss, which came in Week 2 against Northern Illinois.

Indiana also has just one loss, which came against Ohio State.

Alabama, Ole Miss, and South Carolina each of three losses, which will make things quite interesting for the Selection Committee.

The next set of rankings on Tuesday night should give another strong indication of what the field could look like when it's all said and done.

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