The college football postseason has officially set the matchups for all 46 bowl games, marking the culmination of the regular season. While the weekend saw fewer major upsets than expected, the landscape continues to shift as teams fine-tune their strategies and prepare for the high-stakes games ahead.
With the final alignment of teams, the College Football Playoff has also begun to take shape, as the highest-ranked teams secure their spots in the four major playoff games. This year’s playoff structure remains unchanged, featuring four teams in the semifinals and two in the national championship. The matchups for these playoff games are still under final review, with the schedule set to be announced in the coming days.
As schools prepare for the bowl games, the focus shifts to the final preparations for the postseason. Coaches and players are working to address any weaknesses and secure their positions in the rankings. The upcoming games will determine which teams will advance to the College Football Playoff and which will have to settle for a lower-tier bowl appearance.