With the season a little over halfway done, there are 29 P4 teams with 2 losses or less. These teams will face off in 30 matchups over the remainder of the season

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The original was posted on /r/cfb by /u/psufb on 2024-10-23 02:26:10+00:00.

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With the expansion to the 12-team playoff, teams with 1 or even 2 losses still have a lot to play for. This will tee up some high-stakes games over the final 6 weeks of the regular season.

ACC (6 teams):

0 Losses - Miami, Pitt

1 Loss - Clemson, Duke, Syracuse, SMU

B1G (7 teams):

0 Losses - Indiana, Oregon, Penn State

1 Loss - Ohio State, Illinois

2 Losses - Nebraska, Wisconsin

Big 12 (7 teams):

0 Losses - BYU, Iowa State

1 Loss - Kansas State

2 Losses - Arizona State, Cincinnati, Colorado, Texas Tech

SEC (9 teams):

1 Loss - Georgia, LSU, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M

2 Losses - Alabama, Ole Miss, Vanderbilt

Other: Notre Dame (1 Loss)

There’s 9 of these matchups occuring this coming weekend:

Syracuse at Pitt (Thursday)

SMU at Duke

Illinois at Oregon

Penn State at Wisconsin

Nebraska at Ohio State

LSU at Texas A&M

Missouri at Bama

Texas at Vandy

Cincy at Colorado

We cant forget about the battle for the G5 spot in the playoffs either, with Boise State leading the way and facing a tough matchup Friday night vs UNLV. Other non-P4 teams to keep an eye on should Boise stumble will be Liberty (5-0), Army (7-0), Navy (6-0), and Washington State (6-1)