Now that the college football regular season has come and gone and the conference champions have been crowned, the attention turns to the postseason with a loaded slate of bowl games set to grace our television sets this holiday season.

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The expanded, 12-team College Football Playoff kicks off Friday night in South Bend, Ind., with No. 7 seed Notre Dame hosting No. 10 Indiana. Here’s a look at what to expect.

All four first-round games in the first 12-team Playoff were decided by double digits. It's unfortunate — but not a reason to panic.

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The TV ratings proved views were interested. Each of the four games averaged 10.6 million viewers. That’s more than the four the non-CFP New Year’s bowls after the 2023 season averaged (8.14 million), and also topped the average for this year’s four major conference championship games (10 million).

ESPN’s college football punditry seems to be showing favoritism toward the SEC, but it is really showing favoritism toward the art of the “take.”

The College Football Playoff bracket is down to its final eight teams, with the quarterfinals set to help fans ring in the new year.