Play.
Alabama came back to beat auburn in the Iron Bowl.
In the Iron Bowl, the Tide put together an incredible performance in the fourth quarter and multiple overtimes to beat the Tigers. The song is called "2:26."
The time is 11:55 PM.
The College Football Playoff picks came as no surprise after a year full of upsets, close calls and clutch moments.
The College Football Playoff chase will be affected by Saturday's top games. What are the odds for the top four? The Playoff Predictor has answers. The odds are updated after the games.
The team has a record.
Votes.
Georgia is 12-0.
14/12/2018
Michigan is 11-1
14/12/2018
Cincinnati is 12-0.
14/12/2018
Alabama is 11-1
7/15
Oklahoma State is 11-1
7/15
The first win of the day was by the Michigan Wolverines against Ohio State. The elements combined with the Michigan rushing attack was too much for the Ohio State to handle. The Big Ten title game is this Saturday and the Michigan is a unanimous selection for the playoffs.
It looked as though Alabama would be the second team to drop out of the playoffs as the clock wound down in the Iron Bowl. The Tide scored a touchdown with just 24 seconds left to force overtime and stun Jordan-Hare Stadium. Alabama defeated auburn in the fourth overtime after trading touchdown and field goals. The Tide lands on seven ballots despite the close call.
When Oklahoma State looked like it was going to miss the playoffs, Bedlam antics kicked in. The Cowboys overcame a third quarter deficit to beat Oklahoma 37-33 and advance to the Big 12 title game.
Georgia and Cincinnati both improved their records this week. Both teams are unanimous selections, but have tough conference title games next week. The Bearcats will need a win against Houston to stay in the College Football Playoff talks.
1 is the number of the author. Georgia, 2. Michigan, 3. Cincinnati, 4. Oklahoma State.
Kyle Bonagura: 1. Georgia, 2. Michigan, 3. Alabama, 4. The city of Cincinnati.
Bill said 1. Georgia, 2. Cincinnati, 3. The state of Michigan, 4. Alabama.
Heather Dinich is 1. Georgia, 2. Michigan, 3. Alabama, 4. The city of Cincinnati.
David M. Hale was 1. Georgia, 2. Michigan, 3. Cincinnati, 4. Oklahoma State.
Chris Low said 1. Georgia, 2. Michigan, 3. Cincinnati, 4. Alabama.
Harry Lyles Jr. was 1. Georgia, 2. Michigan, 3. Cincinnati, 4. Alabama.
Ryan McGee said 1. Georgia, 2. Michigan, 3. Cincinnati, 4. Oklahoma State.
Adam Rittenberg said 1. Georgia, 2. Michigan, 3. Cincinnati, 4. Oklahoma State.
Alex was talking about 1. Georgia, 2. Michigan, 3. Cincinnati, 4. Alabama.
Mark was 1. Georgia, 2. Michigan, 3. Cincinnati, 4. Alabama.
Paolo Uggetti said 1. Georgia, 2. Michigan, 3. Cincinnati, 4. Oklahoma State.
Tom VanHaaren said 1. Georgia, 2. Michigan, 3. Cincinnati, 4. Oklahoma State.
Dave Wilson said 1. Georgia, 2. Michigan, 3. Cincinnati, 4. Oklahoma State.
