After missing the SEC championship game and the school football playoffs last year, Alabama has once again asserted its dominance in the sane of the SEC. The Crimson Tides are riding, and possibly there won’t be a team at the convention that can sensibly beat them this season.
On Saturday night, Alabama, the no. 2 in the rankings in the country, beat Georgia No. 3 41-24 at Bryant-Denny Stadium to go 4-0 this season.
But don’t tell the Bulldogs, not only can they face the tide in the SEC championship game in December, but they also continue to apply for a place at the PSC this season, depending on how the rest of the season unfolds.
The 2020 season now has seven weeks (four for the SEC), and Big Ten (October 24) and Pac-12 (November 7) are expected to register for action soon. Here’s a screening of the school football playoffs and the rest of the six New Year’s bowls.
Screenings of school football playoffs
Sugar Bowl: No. 1 Clemson vs. No. Oregon
Rose Bowl: No. 2 Alabama vs. No. Ohio State
Remains of the projections of the six New Year’s bowls
Orange Bowl: Notre Dame vs. Georgia
Fiesta Bowl: USC vs. Penn State
Peach Bowl: Florida vs. Florida Cincinnati
Cotton Bowl: State of Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma Miami
Clemson continues to break VAC
Another week, Clemson’s dominant screening. The No. 1 Tigers in the rankings ruled at Georgia Tech on Saturday, winning 73-7 and extending their record run of regular-season victories to 34.
They have lost a game opposed to a convention opponent since October 13, 2017 in Syracuse.
Clemson seems to be heading to the school’s football playoffs after doing every five seasons. Youth Quarterback Trevor Lawrence had another wonderful start, going on for 1,544 yards and 15 touchdowns while taking the Tigers to a 5-0 record.
Things may not be much harder for Clemson in the coming weeks, as he is expected to host Syracuse and Boston College. The biggest challenge of the Tigers’ normal season will be November 7, when they face Notre Dame No. 4. Si the Fighting Irish won, they themselves would be considered without delay as for the CFP.
But it will be a difficult feat. Clemson’s only loss in his last 35 games came here in last season’s CFP national championship game against LSU. Tigers are a power plant and are unlikely to be dethroned as a CCA elegance in 2020.
Can two SEC groups succeed in the playoffs?
The last time two from the same convention made the school soccer playoffs? The 2017 season, when Georgia (the SEC champions) and Alabama reached third and fourth places respectively. Crimson Tide beat the Bulldogs for the national title.
It is not up to any of the groups to return this season. Perhaps Georgia will take revenge on Saturday’s defeat and beat Alabama in the SEC Championship game, in all likelihood leaving both groups with only one defeat each after that game. In this scenario, it would be difficult to oppose the inclusion of either of them in the CFP.
Of course, there is still a lot of the normal season to play and many strong groups around the SEC. It is worth noting for the Bulldogs, who are expected to receive the 10th of Florida on November 7.
If Alabama and Georgia face off again, this will be another exciting competition. Both groups are among the most productive in the country and Saturday’s game was competitive until Alabama extended its lead to 17 problems with a touchdown in the last quarter. defeated in the first era before Crimson Tide scored 24 unanswered problems.
Ohio State prepares for season opener
The Ohio State projection is based only on expectations, the Buckeyes are one of the most productive groups in the country, however, they have to faint and convert it.
The school begins its eight-game program, only Big Ten, on Saturday as it welcomes Nebraska. It is a game won by the No. 6 Buckeyes of the rankings, but temporarily face a difficult challenge when they show up to play Penn State No. nine, on October 31.
Last season, Ohio State won its first thirteen games and won the Big Ten championship, wasting before his PSC semi-final game against Clemson at the Fiesta Bowl. Return some key players to this team, adding Junior Quarterback Justin Fields and a strong receiver corps that includes junior Chris Olave.
Don’t be surprised if the Buckeyes temporarily consolidate as one of the groups in the country this year.
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