Our college football experts take a look at what's ahead for the eliminated teams in the College Football Playoff.

It looked like the Notre Dame Fighting Irish might be heading home from the College Football Playoff on Thursday night in the Orange Bowl. The Penn State Nittan

Here's a look at the full bracket for the 2024 College Football Playoff: The 12-team field is comprised of five of college football's conference champions, on top of seven at-large bids. Byes were awarded to the four highest-ranked conference champions, which included Oregon, Georgia, Boise State, and Arizona State.

Things really don't look much different now that expanded 12-team College Football Playoff is down to four teams remaining.

The first round of games were duds, with the home team in all four games blowing out their lower-seeded opponents, but now the quarterfinals shift back to neutral fields and traditional big bowl game settings. You know the ones: The Rose Bowl, Fiesta Bowl, Peach Bowl, Sugar Bowl and their various sponsors.

It’s time for the next step on this initial, expanded 12-team College Football Playoff journey, and that means we are now into the quarterfinals. The teams that remain? It’ll all come

Would the real Longhorn defense please stand up? Can Texas finish both drives and the game strong? Or will Ohio State simply continue bulldozing its postseason opponents?

The second College Football Playoff seminal features a Big Ten vs. SEC matchup between Ohio State and Texas. A look at how the teams match up.