College Football Bowl Schedule

College Football Playoff Schedule

Saturday, Dec. 31 – Semi Finals

CFP Semifinal at Fiesta Bowl
#2 Michigan vs. #3 TCU
State Farm Stadium – Glendale, Arizona – 4 p.m., ESPN

CFP Semifinal at Peach Bowl
#1 Georgia vs. #4 Ohio State
Mercedes-Benz Stadium – Atlanta, Ga – 8 p.m., ESPN

Monday, Jan. 9

CFP National Championship
Winners of Semifinal matchups
SoFi Stadium – Inglewood, Ca – 7:30 p.m., ESPN

Complete College Football Bowl Schedule

Friday, Dec. 16

Bahamas Bowl – Miami (Ohio) vs. UAB
National Stadium – Nassau, Bahamas
11:30 am – ESPN

Duluth Trading Cure Bowl – UTSA vs. Troy
Exploria Stadium – Orlando, Florida
3 pm – ESPN

Saturday, Dec. 17

Wasabi Fenway Bowl – Cincinnati vs. Louisville
Fenway Park (Boston)
11 am – ESPN

Cricket Celebration Bowl – Jackson State vs. North Carolina Central
Mercedes-Benz Stadium – Atlanta, Ga
Noon – ABC

Capital One Bowl Mania – New Mexico Bowl
SMU vs. BYU
University Stadium – Albuquerque, New Mexico
7:30 pm – ABC

Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl Presented by Stifel
Washington State vs. Fresno State
SoFi Stadium – Inglewood, Ca
3:30 pm – ABC

LendingTree Bowl
Rice vs. Southern Miss
Hancock Whitney Stadium – Mobile, Alabama
5:45 pm – ESPN

SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl
Florida vs. Oregon State
Allegiant Stadium – Las Vegas
2:30 pm – ESPN

Frisco Bowl – North Texas vs. Boise State
Toyota Stadium – Frisco, Texas
9:15 pm – ESPN

Monday, Dec. 19

Myrtle Beach Bowl – Marshall vs. UConn
Brooks Stadium – Conway, South Carolina
2:30 pm – ESPN

Tuesday, Dec. 20

Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
Eastern Michigan vs. San Jose State
Albertsons Stadium – Boise, Idaho
3:30 pm – ESPN

RoofClaim.com Boca Raton Bowl
Liberty vs. Toledo
FAU Stadium – Boca Raton, Florida
7:30 pm – ESPN

Wednesday, Dec. 21

R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl
Western Kentucky vs. South Alabama
Caesars Superdome – New Orleans
9 pm – ESPN

Thursday, Dec. 22

Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl
Baylor vs. Air Force
Amon G. Carter Stadium – Fort Worth, Texas
7:30 pm – ESPN

Friday, Dec. 23

Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl
Louisiana vs. Houston
Independence Stadium – Shreveport, Louisiana
3 pm – ESPN

Union Home Mortgage Gasparilla Bowl
Wake Forest vs. Missouri
Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, Florida)
6:30 pm – ESPN

Saturday, Dec. 24

EasyPost Hawai’i Bowl
Middle Tennessee State vs. San Diego State
Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex – Honolulu, Hi
8 pm – ESPN

Monday, Dec. 26

Quick Lane Bowl
New Mexico State vs. Bowling Green
Ford Field – Detroit, Mi
2:30 pm – ESPN

Tuesday, Dec. 27

Camellia Bowl
Georgia Southern vs. Buffalo
Cramton Bowl – Montgomery, Alabama
Noon – ESPN

SERVPRO First Responder Bowl
Memphis vs. Utah State
Gerald J. Ford Stadium – Dallas, Tx
3:15 pm – ESPN

TicketSmarter Birmingham Bowl
Coastal Carolina vs. East Carolina
Protective Life Stadium – Birmingham, Alabama
6:45 pm – ESPN

Guaranteed Rate Bowl
Wisconsin vs. Oklahoma State
Chase Field – Phoenix, Az
10:15 pm – ESPN

Wednesday, Dec. 28

Military Bowl Presented by Peraton
UCF vs. Duke
Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (Annapolis, Maryland)
2 pm – ESPN

AutoZone Liberty Bowl
Kansas vs. Arkansas
Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium – Memphis, Tennessee
5:30 pm – ESPN

San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl
Oregon vs. North Carolina
Petco Park – San Diego, Ca
8 pm – Fox

TaxAct Texas Bowl
Texas Tech vs. Ole Miss
NRG Stadium (Houston)
9 pm – ESPN

Thursday, Dec. 29

Bad Boy Mowers Pinstripe Bowl
Syracuse vs. Minnesota
Yankee Stadium – New York
2 pm – ESPN

Cheez-It Bowl
Oklahoma vs. Florida State
Camping World Stadium – Orlando, Florida
5:30 pm – ESPN

Valero Alamo Bowl
Texas vs. Washington
Alamodome – San Antonio, Tx
9 pm – ESPN

Friday, Dec. 30

Duke’s Mayo Bowl
Maryland vs. NC State
Bank of America Stadium – Charlotte, North Carolina
Noon – ESPN

Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl
Pittsburgh vs. UCLA
Sun Bowl Stadium – El Paso, Texas
2 pm – CBS

TaxSlayer Gator Bowl
Notre Dame vs. South Carolina
TIAA Bank Field – Jacksonville, Florida
3:30 pm – ESPN

Barstool Sports Arizona Bowl
Ohio vs. Wyoming
Arizona Stadium – Tucson, Arizona
4:30 pm

Capital One Orange Bowl
#6 Tennessee vs. #7 Clemson
Hard Rock Stadium – Miami Gardens, Florida
8 pm – ESPN

Saturday, Dec. 31

TransPerfect Music City Bowl
Iowa vs. Kentucky
Nissan Stadium – Nashville, Tennessee
Noon – ABC

Allstate Sugar Bowl
#5 Alabama vs. #9 Kansas State
Caesars Superdome – New Orleans
Noon – ESPN

Monday, Jan. 2

ReliaQuest Bowl
Mississippi State vs. Illinois
Raymond James Stadium – Tampa, Florida
Noon – ESPN2

Cheez-It Citrus Bowl
LSU vs. Purdue
Camping World Stadium – Orlando, Florida
1 pm – ABC

Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic
#10 USC vs. #16 Tulane
AT&T Stadium – Arlington, Texas
1 pm – ESPN

Rose Bowl Game
#8 Utah vs. #11 Penn State
Rose Bowl – Pasadena, California
5 pm – ESPN

Saturday, Dec. 31 – Semi Finals

CFP Semifinal at Fiesta Bowl
#2 Michigan vs. #3 TCU
State Farm Stadium – Glendale, Arizona
4 p.m., ESPN

CFP Semifinal at Peach Bowl
#1 Georgia vs. #4 Ohio State
Mercedes-Benz Stadium – Atlanta, Ga
8 p.m., ESPN

Monday, Jan. 9
 
CFP National Championship Game
Winners of Semifinal matchups
SoFi Stadium – Inglewood, Ca
7:30 p.m., ESPN

College Football Playoff

CFP Semi-Final Playoff Matchups
Selection Committee Rankings

Georgia, Michigan, TCU & Ohio St Reach Final Four

CFP Semi-Final Playoff Matchups – Dec 31, 2022
Georgia Holds #1 Ranking and Faces #4 Ohio St in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl
#2 Michigan will face #3 TCU in the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl

 CFP National Championship will be played Jan. 9 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Ca.

Top 25 Teams

Games Played through Saturday, December 3

Rank     Team          Overall Record
1          Georgia              13-0
2          Michigan           13-0
3          TCU                  12-1
4          Ohio State        11-1
5          Alabama           10-2
6          Tennessee        10-2
7          Clemson           11-2
8          Utah                 10-3
9          Kansas State    10-3
10         Southern Cal     11-2
11         Penn State        10-2
12         Washington       10-2
13         Florida State     9-3
14         Oregon State    9-3
15         Oregon             9-3
16         Tulane               11-2
17         LSU                  9-4
18         UCLA                9-3
19         South Carolina  8-4
20         Texas               8-4
21         Notre Dame      8-4
22         Mississippi St    8-4
23         NC State           8-4
24         Troy                  11-2
25         UTSA               11-2

CFB Playoff
About the College Football Playoff
The College Football Playoff matches the No. 1 ranked team vs. No. 4, and No. 2 vs. No. 3 in semifinal games that rotate annually among six bowl games – the Goodyear Cotton Bowl, Vrbo Fiesta Bowl, Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, Capital One Orange Bowl, Allstate Sugar Bowl and Rose Bowl Game. This season’s Playoff Semifinals will take place Saturday, December 31, 2022 at the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl and Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl. The Los Angeles region will host the College Football Playoff National Championship on Monday, January 9, 2023, at SoFi Stadium.

College Football Playoff Expands To
12 Teams Beginning In 2024

Members of the College Football Playoff (CFP) Board of Managers have agreed to begin the newly-expanded 12-team playoff during the 2024-2025 season.

“We’re delighted to be moving forward,” said Bill Hancock, Executive Director of the College Football Playoff. “When the board expanded the playoff beginning in 2026 and asked the CFP Management Committee to examine the feasibility of starting the new format earlier, the Management Committee went right to work. More teams and more access mean more excitement for fans, alumni, students and student-athletes. We appreciate the leaders of the six bowl games and the two future national championship game host cities for their cooperation. Everyone realized that this change is in the best interest of college football and pulled together to make it happen.”

The first round of the playoff in 2024 will take place the week ending Saturday, December 21, at either the home field of the higher-seeded team or at another site designated by the higher-seeded institution. (No. 12 at No. 5, No. 11 at No. 6, No. 10 at No. 7, and No. 9 at No. 8.) The specific game dates, likely late in that week, will be announced later.

For the 2024 and 2025 seasons, the four quarterfinal games and two Playoff Semifinal games will be played in bowls on a rotating basis. The 2024 quarterfinals will take place in the Fiesta Bowl, Peach Bowl, Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl, while the Cotton Bowl and Orange Bowl will host the Playoff Semifinals. The 2025 quarterfinals will take place in the Cotton Bowl, Orange Bowl, Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl, while the Fiesta Bowl and Peach Bowl will host the Playoff Semifinals. Specific dates for all quarterfinal and semifinal games will be announced at a later time.

The national championship games will be played January 20, 2025, in Atlanta, and January 19, 2026, in Miami.

“On behalf of the Management Committee and the Board of Managers, this is thrilling,” Hancock added. “It’s been a long process, but we are pleased that more teams and more students will have the opportunity to compete for the national championship beginning in the 2024 season. A new era of college football is about to begin. I look forward to it.”

“This is a great day for college football,” said Mark Keenum, President of Mississippi State University and chairman of the CFP Board of Managers. “I’m glad we are able to follow through and launch the expanded playoff early. It’s very exciting for schools, alumni and everyone involved.”

Members of the CFP Board of Managers include Tim Caboni – Conference USA (President, Western Kentucky); Jim Clements – Atlantic Coast Conference (President, Clemson); Gordon Gee – Big 12 Conference (President, West Virginia); Jack Hawkins – Sun Belt Conference (President, Troy); Rev. John Jenkins – President, Notre Dame (Independent); Kristina Johnson – Big Ten Conference (President, Ohio State); Mark Keenum (chair) – Southeastern Conference (President, Mississippi State); Kirk Schulz – Pacific-12 Conference (President, Washington State); Satish Tripathi – Mid-American Conference (President, Buffalo); Gerald Turner – American Athletic Conference (President, SMU); Keith Whitfield – Mountain West Conference (President, UNLV).

For more information on the CFP, visit CollegeFootballPlayoff.com.

CFB Playoff

About the College Football Playoff
The College Football Playoff matches the No. 1 ranked team vs. No. 4, and No. 2 vs. No. 3 in semifinal games that rotate annually among six bowl games – the Goodyear Cotton Bowl, Vrbo Fiesta Bowl, Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, Capital One Orange Bowl, Allstate Sugar Bowl and Rose Bowl Game.

This season’s Playoff Semifinals will take place Saturday, December 31, 2022, at the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl and Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl. The Los Angeles region will host the College Football Playoff National Championship on Monday, January 9, 2023, at SoFi Stadium.

College Football Playoff
Selection Committee Rankings

Top 25 Teams by CFP

   Games Played through Sat., November 26

Rank Team           Overall Record
1 Georgia                      12-0
2 Michigan                    12-0
3 TCU                           12-0
4 Southern Cal             11-1
5 Ohio St                      11-1
6 Alabama                    10-2
7 Tennessee                 10-2
8 Penn St                     10-2
9 Clemson                    10-2
10 Kansas St                9-3
11 Utah                         9-3
12 Washington             10-2
13 Florida St                 9-3
14 LSU                         9-3
15 Oregon St                9-3
16 Oregon                    8-3
17 UCLA                       9-3
18 Tulane                     10-2
19 South Carolina          8-4
20 Texas                      8-4
21 Notre Dame              8-4
22 UCF                         9-3
23 North Carolina          9-3
24 Mississippi St           8-4
25 NC St                       8-4

CFB Playoff

About the College Football Playoff

The College Football Playoff matches the No. 1 ranked team vs. No. 4, and No. 2 vs. No. 3 in semifinal games that rotate annually among six bowl games – the Goodyear Cotton Bowl, Vrbo Fiesta Bowl, Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, Capital One Orange Bowl, Allstate Sugar Bowl and Rose Bowl Game.

This season’s Playoff Semifinals will take place Saturday, December 31, 2022 at the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl and Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl. The Los Angeles region will host the College Football Playoff National Championship on Monday, January 9, 2023, at SoFi Stadium.

College Football Monday – Week 13

Nov. 28, 2022
Frank Coyle / Head scout – DraftInsiders.com

 Draft Insiders’ & Coaches – Top 25

Georgia Holds #1 Ranking
Michigan Smashes Ohio State
Southern Cal Crushes Notre Dame
South Carolina Ends Clemson Home Streak

Draft Insiders’ & Coaches Top 25 Teams – Nov. 28

Team of the Week
Michigan Bombs Ohio St 45-23

Games of the Week – Dec. 3
#13 Utah (9-3) @ #5 Southern Cal (11-1) – Friday 8:00 pm – Fox
#14 Kansas State (8-3) @ #3 Texas Christian (12-0) – Saturday 12:00 pm – ABC
#11 LSU (9-3) @ #1 Georgia (12-0) – Saturday 4:00 pm – CBS

Week 11 Players
Offensive Player of the Week – QB J.J. McCarthy – Michigan
Defensive Player of the Week – LB DeMarvion Overshown – Texas

Frank Coyle is a longtime national scout of both College and NFL players. He is also a long-time member of the FWAA and a voter for the Heisman Trophy, Outland Trophy, Bronko Nagurski, Jim Thorpe, Fred Biletnikoff and Eddie Robinson awards annually for 25 years.

Top 25 Teams
Draft Insiders’ Staff

Rank    Team                        Record
1          Georgia                         12-0
2          Michigan                       12-0
3           TCU                              12-0
4          Ohio St                         11-1
5           USC                             11-1
6           Alabama                       10-2
7          Clemson                       10-2
8          Tennessee                    10-2
9          Penn St                         10-2
10         Washington                  10-2
11         LSU                              9-3
12        Oregon                         9-3
13         Utah                             9-3
14         Kansas St                     9-3
15         Florida State                 9-3
16        UCLA                            9-3
17         Notre Dame                  8-4
18         Oregon State                9-3
19        North Carolina               9-3
20         Tulane                           10-2
21         South Carolina              8-4
22         Texas                           8-4
23         UCF                              9-3
24         UTSA                            10-2
25         Mississippi State           8-4

Coaches Top 25 Teams

Rank     Team               Record  Points
1          Georgia (60)          12-0      1572
2          Michigan (3)         12-0      1512
3          TCU                       12-0      1446
4          USC                       11-1      1381
5          Ohio State            11-1      1312
6          Alabama              10-2      1262
7          Penn State           10-2      1153
8          Tennessee          10-2      1143
9          Washington         10-2      1039
10         Kansas State     9-3        930
11         Clemson            10-2      900
12         Utah                   9-3        872
13         LSU                    9-3        845
14         Florida State     9-3        739
15         Oregon              9-3        681
16         Oregon State    9-3        613
17         UCLA                 9-3        603
18         Tulane               10-2      558
19         Notre Dame       8-4        340
20         South Carolina   8-4        299
21         Texas                   8-4        292
22         North Carolina    9-3        175
23         UCF                        9-3        141
24         UTSA                    10-2      127
25         Mississippi State    8-4      88

Others receiving votes: Ole Miss 83, Troy 58, NC State 58, Cincinnati 49, Boise State 37, Purdue 36, Pittsburgh 36, Coastal Carolina 26, Air Force 19, South Alabama 15, Illinois 10, Duke 7, Minnesota 7, Iowa 6, Fresno State 2, James Madison 2, Wake Forest 1

Dropped from rankings: Ole Miss 19, Cincinnati 21, Coastal Carolina 23

College Football Monday – Week 12

Nov. 21, 2022

Frank Coyle / Head scout – DraftInsiders.com

Draft Insiders’ & Coaches – Top 25

Top Four Teams Remain Undefeated
Georgia Holds the #1 Ranking
Michigan Edges Illinois
Southern Cal Outlasts UCLA

Draft Insiders’ & Coaches Top 25 Teams – Nov. 21

Team of the Week
Oregon beats Utah 20-17

Games of the Week – Nov. 24-26
#25 North Carolina State (7-4) @ #14 North Carolina (9-2) – Friday 3:30 pm – ABC
#3 Michigan (11-0) @ #2 Ohio State (11-0) – Saturday 12:00 pm – Fox
#15 Notre Dame (8-3) @ #5 Southern Cal (10-1) – Saturday 7:30 pm – ABC

Week Ten Players
Offensive Player of the Week – QB Spencer Rattler – South Carolina
Defensive Player of the Week – LB Noah Sewell – Oregon

Frank Coyle is a longtime national scout of both College and NFL players. He is also a long-time member of the FWAA and a voter for the Heisman Trophy, Outland Trophy, Bronko Nagurski, Jim Thorpe, Fred Biletnikoff and Eddie Robinson awards annually for 25 years.

Top 25 Teams
Draft Insiders’ Staff

Rank    Team            Record
1          Georgia               11-0
2          Ohio St               11-0
3          Michigan           11-0
4           TCU                  11-0
5           USC                   10-1
6          Clemson           10-1
7          LSU                     9-2
8           Alabama           9-2
9           Oregon             9-2
10         Tennessee        9-2
11         Penn St             9-2
12         Washington       9-2
13         Utah                 8-3
14        North Carolina   9-2
15         Notre Dame      8-3
16         Kansas St        8-3
17        Ole Miss           8-3
18         Florida State     8-3
19         Cincinnati          9-2
20         Tulane               9-2
21        UCLA                8-3
22         Oregon State    8-3
23         Coastal Carolina 9-1
24         UTSA                9-2
25         North Carolina State 7-4

Coaches Top 25 Teams

Rank     Team          Record   Points
1          Georgia (59)      11-0      1546
2          Ohio State (1)    11-0      1484
3          Michigan (2)      11-0      1420
4          TCU                   11-0        1372
5          USC                   10-1        1277
6          LSU                    9-2        1229
7          Alabama            9-2        1147
8          Clemson           10-1        1142
9          Oregon               9-2        1004
10         Penn State        9-2        990
11         Tennessee         9-2        950
12         Washington       9-2        855
13         Kansas State     8-3        761
14         Utah                   8-3        703
15         Notre Dame      8-3        657
16         Florida State     8-3        562
17         North Carolina   9-2        496
18         UCLA                  8-3        483
19         Ole Miss             8-3        429
20         Tulane                9-2        386
21         Cincinnati          9-2        376
22         Oregon State    8-3        257
23         Coastal Carolina 9-1      222
24         Texas                   7-4        112
25         UTSA                  9-2        70

Others receiving votes: UCF 41, Troy 39, South Carolina 38, Pittsburgh 17, Wake Forest 16, Iowa 15, Louisville 9, Boise State 9, Illinois 8, South Alabama 8, Air Force 6, Purdue 5, Liberty 3, Washington State 3, Georgia Tech 2, Mississippi State 1

Dropped from rankings: UCF 18, Oklahoma State 24, NC State 25

College Football Monday – Week 9

Oct. 31, 2022
  Frank Coyle / Head scout – DraftInsiders.com

Draft Insiders’ & Coaches – Top 25

Tennessee Bombs Kentucky
Kansas St Destroys Oklahoma St

Draft Insiders’ & Coaches Top 25 Teams – Oct. 31

Teams of the Week
Kansas Stats Pounds Oklahoma State
Tennessee Crushes Kentucky
Ohio St Outlasts Penn State

Games of the Week – Nov. 5
#3 Tennessee (8-0) @ #1 Georgia (8-0) – 3:30 pm – CBS
#7 Alabama (7-1) @ #12 LSU (7-2) – 7:00 pm – ESPN
#6 Clemson (8-0) @ Notre Dame (5-3) – 7:30 pm – NBC

Week Eight Players
Offensive Player of the Week – QB Will Howard – Kansas State
Defensive Player of the Week – DE T.J. Tuimoloau – Ohio State

Frank Coyle is a longtime national scout of both College and NFL players. He is also a long-time member of the FWAA and a voter for the Heisman Trophy, Outland Trophy, Bronko Nagurski, Jim Thorpe, Fred Biletnikoff and Eddie Robinson awards annually for 25 years.

Top 25 Teams
Draft Insiders’ Staff

Rank    Team                Record

1          Georgia             8-0
2          Ohio St             8-0
3          Tennessee        8-0
4          Michigan           8-0
5           TCU                  8-0
6          Clemson           8-0
7           Alabama           7-1
8           Oregon             7-1
9           USC                 7-1
10        Ole Miss           8-1
11        UCLA                7-1
12         LSU                  7-2
13         Utah                 6-2
14        North Carolina   7-1
15         Kansas St        6-2
16        Illinois               7-1
17         Oklahoma St     6-2
18         Wake Forest     6-2
19         Syracuse           6-2
20         Penn St             6-2
21         Cincinnati          6-2
22         NC State           6-2
23         Tulane               7-1
24         Kentucky          5-3
25         UCF                  6-2

Coaches Top 25 Teams

Rank     Team          Record   Points
1          Georgia (45)      8-0          1552
2          Ohio State (13)  8-0         1505
3          Tennessee (5)   8-0         1455
4          Michigan           8-0         1391
5          Clemson           8-0          1315
6          Alabama           7-1          1262
7          TCU                  8-0          1182
8          Oregon             7-1          1118
9          USC                 7-1           1018
10         Ole Miss           8-1        973
11         UCLA                7-1         937
12         Utah                 6-2        874
13         Illinois               7-1        767
14         Kansas State    6-2        713
15         North Carolina   7-1      630
16         Penn State        6-2       602
17         LSU                  6-2         596
18         Oklahoma State 6-2      471
19         Wake Forest     6-2        437
20         NC State           6-2        386
21         Tulane               7-1        369
22         Syracuse          6-2        188
23         Liberty              7-1        147
24         Kentucky          5-3        109
25         UCF                  6-2         89

Others receiving votes: Oregon State 71, Maryland 64, Texas 55, Washington 52, Cincinnati 39, Coastal Carolina 25, Baylor 14, Notre Dame 11, Boise State 11, Louisville 10, Arkansas 10, South Carolina 9, Mississippi State 8, Troy 6, UTSA 4

Dropped from rankings: Cincinnati 19, South Carolina 25

College Football Monday – Week 8

Oct. 24, 2022
        Frank Coyle / Head scout – DraftInsiders.com

Draft Insiders’ & Coaches – Top 25

Top Five Teams Remain Undefeated
Draft Insiders’ & Coaches Top 25 Teams – Oct. 24

Teams of the Week
LSU Drills Ole Miss
Clemson Edges Syracuse
Alabama Crushes Mississippi State

Games of the Week – Oct. 29
#2 Ohio State (7-0) @ #14 Penn State (6-0) – 12:00 pm – Fox
#20 Kentucky (6-0) @ #4 Tennessee (7-0) – 7:30 pm – ESPN

Week Eight Players
Offensive Player of the Week – QB Bo Nix – Oregon
Defensive Player of the Week – DT Tyler Davis – Clemson

Frank Coyle is a longtime national scout of both College and NFL players. He is also a long-time member of the FWAA and a voter for the Heisman Trophy, Outland Trophy, Bronko Nagurski, Jim Thorpe, Fred Biletnikoff and Eddie Robinson awards annually for 25 years.

Top 25 Teams
Draft Insiders’ Staff

Rank    Team          Record
1          Georgia             7-0
2          Ohio St             7-0
3          Michigan           7-0
4          Tennessee        7-0
5          Clemson           8-0
6           Alabama           7-1
7           TCU                  7-0
8           Oregon             6-1
9           Oklahoma St    6-1
10         Wake Forest     6-1
11         USC                 6-1
12        Ole Miss           7-1
13         Syracuse           6-1
14        UCLA                6-1
15         Penn St             6-1
16         Utah                 5-2
17         Cincinnati          6-1
18        North Carolina   6-1
19         LSU                  6-2
20         Kentucky          5-2
21         Kansas St        5-2
22        Illinois               6-1
23         Tulane               7-1
24         South Carolina  5-2
25         NC State           5-2

Coaches Top 25 Teams

Rank     Team          Record    Points
1          Georgia (43)      7-0        1550
2          Ohio State (17)  7-0        1516
3          Tennessee (2)   7-0        1424
4          Michigan (1)      7-0        1407
5          Clemson           8-0        1325
6          Alabama           7-1        1264
7          TCU                  7-0        1184
8          Oregon             6-1        1125
9          Oklahoma State 6-1        1031
10         Wake Forest     6-1        949
11         USC                 6-1        941
12         Ole Miss           7-1        816
13         Penn State        6-1        789
14         Utah                 5-2        782
15         Syracuse          6-1        554
17         Kentucky          5-2        473
18         Illinois               6-1        469
19         Cincinnati          6-1        441
20         LSU                  6-2        350
21         North Carolina   6-1        347
22         Kansas State    5-2        261
23         NC State           5-2        259
24         Tulane               7-1        206
25         South Carolina  5-2        87

Others receiving votes: Texas 48, Liberty 42, Maryland 24, Washington 22, Oregon State 21, Baylor 6, UTSA 4, Mississippi State 4, Troy 3, Arkansas 3, Coastal Carolina 2, UCF 1, Boise State 1

Dropped from rankings: Texas 21, Mississippi State 24

College Football Monday – Week 6

   Oct. 10, 2022

Frank Coyle – Head scout – DraftInsiders.com

Draft Insiders’ & Coaches – Top 25 Teams
Top Teams Remain Undefeated at Midseason

Draft Insiders’ & Coaches Top 25 Teams – Oct. 10

Teams of the Week
Mississippi State Beats Arkansas
Notre Dame Drills BYU
Michigan Edges Indiana
UCLA Holds Off Utah

Games of the Week – Oct. 15
#9 Penn State (6-0) @ #5 Michigan (6-0) – 12:00 pm – FOX TV
#2 Alabama (6-0) @ #8 Tennessee (5-0) – 3:30 pm – CBS

Week Six Players
Offensive Player of the Week – QB Will Rogers – Mississippi State
Defensive Player of the Week – DE Byron Young – Tennessee

Frank Coyle is a longtime national scout of both College and NFL players. He is also a long-time member of the FWAA and a voter for the Heisman Trophy, Outland Trophy, Bronko Nagurski, Jim Thorpe, Fred Biletnikoff and Eddie Robinson awards annually for 25 years.

Top 25 Teams
Draft Insiders’ Staff

Rank    Team                Record
1          Georgia             6-0
2          Alabama             6-0
3          Ohio St               6-0
4          Clemson             6-0
5          Michigan           6-0
6         USC                    6-0
7         Oklahoma St       5-0
8          Tennessee        5-0
9           Penn St             6-0
10         Ole Miss           6-0
11         NC State           5-1
12        UCLA               6-0
13         Oregon             5-1
14         Wake Forest     5-1
15         Kansas              5-1
16         TCU                  5-0
17         Syracuse           5-0
18         Kansas St        5-1
19         Mississippi St    5-1
20         Cincinnati          5-1
21         Utah                 4-2
22         Kentucky          4-2
23         Baylor               3-2
24        North Carolina   5-1
25         Texas               4-2

Coaches Top 25 Teams

Rank     Team               Record  Points
1          Alabama (35)     6-0        1540
2          Georgia (18)      6-0        1516
3          Ohio State (10)  6-0        1477
4          Michigan           6-0        1354
5          Clemson           6-0        1328
6          USC                 6-0        1219     –
7          Oklahoma State 5-0        1197
8          Tennessee        5-0        1168
9          Ole Miss           6-0        1075
10         Penn State        5-0        992
11         Oregon             5-1        885
12         UCLA                6-0        815
13         NC State           5-1        808
14         Wake Forest     5-1        776
15         TCU                  5-0        765
16         Kansas State    5-1        539
17         Mississippi State 5-1      533
18         Syracuse          5-0        424
19         Utah                 4-2        364
20         Kansas             5-1        290
21         Cincinnati          5-1        248
22         Kentucky          4-2        219
23         Baylor               3-2        210
24         Texas               4-2        155
25         North Carolina   5-1        99

Others receiving votes: BYU 82, Illinois 77, James Madison 70, Coastal Carolina 55, Florida 52, Tulane 32, South Carolina 21, Minnesota 14, Notre Dame 13, UCF 10, Maryland 8, Purdue 7, Washington State 7, Washington 7, Texas A&M 7, Liberty 5, LSU 5, Florida State 4, Pittsburgh 2, San José State 1

Dropped from rankings: BYU 16, Washington 24, Arkansas 25

College Football Monday – Week 4

Sept. 26, 2022
Frank Coyle – Head scout – DraftInsiders.com

Draft Insiders’ & Coaches – Top 25
Top 12 Teams Remain Undefeated with Key Upcoming Matchups

Draft Insiders’ & Coaches Top 25 Teams – Sept. 26th

Teams of the Week
Kansas St beats Oklahoma
Clemson wins over Wake Forest in OT
Texas Tech shocks Texas

Game of the Week – Oct. 1
#2 Alabama (4-0) @ #13 Arkansas (3-1) – 3:30 pm – CBS

Week Four Players
Offensive Player of the Week – QB Adrian Martinez – Kansas St
Defensive Player of the Week – DE Caleb Okechukwu – Syracuse

Frank Coyle is a longtime national scout of both College and NFL players. He is also a long-time member of the FWAA and a voter for the Heisman Trophy, Outland Trophy, Bronko Nagurski, Jim Thorpe, Fred Biletnikoff and Eddie Robinson awards annually for 25 years.

Top 25 Teams
Draft Insiders’ Staff

Rank    Team                Record
1          Georgia             4-0
2          Alabama             4-0
3          Ohio St               4-0
4          Clemson             4-0
5          Michigan           4-0
6         USC                    4-0
7         Kentucky             4-0
8         Oklahoma St       3-0
9         NC State             4-0
10         Tennessee        4-0
11         Penn St             4-0
12         Ole Miss           4-0
13         Arkansas          3-1
14         Utah                 3-1
15         Texas A&M       3-1
16         Wake Forest     3-1
17         Minnesota         4-0
18         Florida St         4-0
19        BYU                 3-1
20         Washington       4-0
21         Oklahoma         3-1
22         Baylor               3-1
23         Oregon             3-1
24         Syracuse           4-0
25        Pittsburgh         3-1

Coaches Top 25 Teams

Rank     Team               Record  Points
1          Georgia (34)      4-0        1563
2          Alabama (26)     4-0        1558
3          Ohio State (4)    4-0        1486
4          Michigan           4-0        1379
5          Clemson           4-0        1339
6          USC                 4-0        1226
7          Oklahoma State 3-0        1176
8          Kentucky          4-0        1136
9          Tennessee        4-0        1077
10         NC State           4-0        1015
11         Ole Miss           4-0        864
12         Penn State        4-0        824
13         Utah                 3-1        822
14         Baylor               3-1        638
15         Oregon             3-1        622
16         Oklahoma         3-1        601
17         Texas A&M       3-1        574
18         Washington       4-0        539
19         Arkansas          3-1        509
20         BYU                 3-1        359
21         Wake Forest     3-1        352
22         Florida State     4-0        252
23         Minnesota         4-0        238
24         Pittsburgh         3-1        223
25         Syracuse          4-0        74

Others receiving votes: Cincinnati 63, Kansas 59, Florida 49, Texas Tech 36, Kansas State 30, Texas 25, TCU 20, Michigan State 13, James Madison 11, Mississippi State 10, Air Force 8, Oregon State 7, UCLA 6, Washington State 4, LSU 4, Notre Dame 3, Iowa State 3, Maryland 2, Coastal Carolina 1

Dropped from rankings: Texas 19, Michigan State 21, Florida 22, Miami 25