FOX Sports' RJ Young offers up his latest College Football Playoff predictions following Week 6 of the season.
Welcome to the 2024 college football season, where this past weekend proved that anything is possible. Texas – fresh off a bye and owning one ranked win, which happened to be against a Michigan team that now sits at No. 24 in the most recent AP Top 25 Poll – moved up to No. 1 in the AP Poll because the college football axion has officially been activated: Anybody can get their *** kicked, any time, any day. Arkansas can turn the Vols into a red solo cup of Volunteers.
Conference: Big 12Record: 5-0 10. Tennessee Conference: SECRecord: 4-1 11. OklahomaConference: SECRecord: 4-1 12. Boise StateConference: Mountain WestRecord: 4-1 Now that we have the projected seeding set, let's take a look at what the first-round matchups would look like: 1. Ohio State: Bye 2. Texas: Bye 3. Miami: Bye 4. Iowa State: Bye 5. Oregon vs. 12. Boise State A rematch of a thrilling Week 2 matchup? Yes please.
vs. 9. Clemson Historically, this is a game Clemson wins. But given the torrid start to the season by the Cougars, the Tigers might have their hands full. However, since its loss to Georgia to open the year, Clemson has looked more like the program Dabo Swinney has guided to two national titles over the last decade. RJ Young is a national college football writer and analyst for FOX Sports and the host of the podcast 'The Number One College Football Show.
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