2024 College Football Playoff Predictions | College Football 2024

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I really love your honest opinions on here even being a Michigan fan . But Michigan is wayyy to high ..Thanks Sam

Michigan at #2 Are you out of your mind Too many changes at coaches and key positions

Move Michigan to 11, Oregon to 5, and OSU to 2

What are your College Football Playoff predictions? Is there any controversy about the last teams in and the first teams out?

Excited for this video!!

How is Michigan going to get a bye, when they are going 8-4? Lol

My question is how can Washington st and Oregon st make the playoffs since there conference is gone

Love your videos Sam. Another great video. But I don’t agree about Michigan. They’re not going to be as dominant without their head coach, defensive coordinator, and starting quarterback from last year. Especially playing Ohio State, Texas, and Oregon they could easily loose two games

Ohhh no no no... You don't lose that many coaches and that many players and win a conference. Michigan will take a step back this year. They will take losses to Ohio State, Oregon and Texas. I'm not sure they even make the playoff let alone win The Big ten. Oregon or Ohio State will win the big 10.

You’re very confident in Michigan and I like it, admittedly I’m unsure about the Texas and Oregon games I keep flip flopping on who will win but you’ve convinced me Sam I’m now expecting to win those games lol.

sam i love your site and i respect your opinion

People are overrating Michigan. Jim Harbaugh leaving will have a bigger effect than most think. Michigan is not winning Big 10. Missouri is also not making the playoff.

Don't really agree with the Osu ranking but I see your point. I would put Osu somewhere in the top 4 but again I'm biased 😉

I was going to say Michigan is to high but im not because i understand your explanation for them there , although maybe not at 2 , other then thats its good besides Liberty being the G5 representative , there are so many better options , Tulane , Memphis , UTSA , etc. Especially after Libertys showing against oregon , and them still not having anything close to a good schedule , the committee would be verry hesitant to put them in , especially with all the other options, with WAY better schedules.

Osu lost to the national champs by 6, at their house. And osu (minus mhj) has gotten so much better this offseason. #5 is crazyyyyy

Just a note on the 2022 Rose Bowl between Utah and OSU, Utah did not have more of their starters than OSU. Utah's secondary was decimated, they had an RB playing corner, Cam Rising went out with injury in the second half and their best D-lineman was playing with a broken rib. OSU had more of their production guys than Utah. Even with that legendary performance by N'Jigba and Stroud, they only won by 3 points on a game winning field goal. OSU still probably wins that playoff game but Utah would make it closer than most would imagine.

Why does no mention how good the playoff flim will be for furture NFL drafts when talking about the playoffs

Utah is a solid pick to win the Big 12 and earn a bye, but I think K-State has a really special player in Avery Johnson. His performance against NC State was impressive. Keep an eye on that team because I think they could make some noise in the postseason. Wouldn’t count Oklahoma State out of a bid, either. Mike Gundy has a habit of churning out solid seasons with some pretty unremarkable players.