If the 12-team playoff was in place for this year, here's how it would look.
1 - Georgia (SEC Champion)
2 - Michigan (Big Ten Champion)
3 - Clempson (ACC Champion)
4 - Utah (Pac12 Champion)
5 - TCU (Big XII at-large)
6 - Ohio State (Big Ten at-large)
7 - Alabama (SEC at-large)
8 - Tennessee (SEC at-large)
9 - Kansas State (Big 12 Champion)
10 - USC (Pac12 at-large)
11 - Penn St (Big Ten at-large)
12 - Tulane (AAC Champion)
1 (Georgia) vs 8 (Tennessee) / 9 (Kansas State)
2 (Michigan) vs 7 (Alabama) / 10 (USC)
3 (Clempson) vs 6 (Ohio St) / 11 (Penn St)
4 (Utah) vs 5 (TCU) / 12 (Tulane)
*edit* updated per the College Playoff rankings, previous was done by AP rankings. I also forgot that it's the top 4 conference champions that get bye's, not the top 4 teams (corrected now).
1 - Georgia (SEC Champion)
2 - Michigan (Big Ten Champion)
3 - Clempson (ACC Champion)
4 - Utah (Pac12 Champion)
5 - TCU (Big XII at-large)
6 - Ohio State (Big Ten at-large)
7 - Alabama (SEC at-large)
8 - Tennessee (SEC at-large)
9 - Kansas State (Big 12 Champion)
10 - USC (Pac12 at-large)
11 - Penn St (Big Ten at-large)
12 - Tulane (AAC Champion)
1 (Georgia) vs 8 (Tennessee) / 9 (Kansas State)
2 (Michigan) vs 7 (Alabama) / 10 (USC)
3 (Clempson) vs 6 (Ohio St) / 11 (Penn St)
4 (Utah) vs 5 (TCU) / 12 (Tulane)
*edit* updated per the College Playoff rankings, previous was done by AP rankings. I also forgot that it's the top 4 conference champions that get bye's, not the top 4 teams (corrected now).
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