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College Football Playoff shifts to straight seeding model, no automatic byes for top league champs
The College Football Playoff will go to a more straightforward way of filling the bracket next season, announcing Thursday that it will place teams strictly on where they are ranked instead of moving pieces around to reward conference champions.
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Below is NJ.com’s playoff projections based on final power point totals. The tournament will be seeded on Thursday and become ...
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Randle had been a major driver of Minnesota's push to the West finals. His struggles in Game 2 are one reason the Wolves are ...
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