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CBS Sports Releases Preseason Bowl Projections

by Staff Reporter

August 12, 202132 Comments

Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports

Jerry Palm with CBS Sports released his preseason Bowl Projections this week and has LSU playing Notre Dame in the Peach Bowl in Atlanta on Dec. 30 at 7 pm.

His playoff projections are Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, and Oklahoma.

College Football Playoff:

Cotton Bowl on Dec. 31 - Clemson vs. Ohio State
Orange Bowl on Dec. 31 - Alabama vs. Oklahoma

Selection Committee Bowl Games:

Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1 - Georgia vs. Iowa State
Rose Bowl on Jan. 1 - Wisconsin vs. Oregon
Fiesta Bowl on Jan. 1 - Texas A&M vs. Cincinnati
Peach Bowl on Dec. 30 - LSU vs. Notre Dame

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Originally published on TigerDroppings.com

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Nexus of the Univers•46 months

He really went out on limb with that playoff prediction

arcalades•46 months

the objectives in this order: $$$$$, entertainment, accuracy, going out on a limb

donnie052768•46 months

Talk about "counting your chicken before the eggs hatch".

Big Gorilla•46 months

Do people really believe Aggies are going to play a 1 Jan bowl? More like a couple of weeks before then as they finish 8-4.

Prominentwon•46 months

That Haynes King must be a superstar with no questions whatsoever

caliegeaux•46 months

in breaking news:Cotton Bowl on Dec. 31 - Clemson vs. Ohio State Orange Bowl on Dec. 31 - Alabama vs. Oklahoma

Cosmo•46 months

Same shite for damn near 10 years

sjmabry•46 months

Another year that OU gets blown out.

HubbaBubba•46 months

Grinch has a very good defense this year. Riley will have a very good offense this year. If OU got blown out by anyone, it would be a surprise. This may be their 2019.

TheFlyingTiger•46 months

No, god no.

YMCA•46 months

The best thing that will come from the OU and TX move to the SEC is you won’t see OU listed as an automatic playoff team each year.

Tiger1988•46 months

Lolololololololololololololololol TAMU is NOT going to win 9 games.

Mike Honcho•46 months

Every year its Clemson, Alabama, Ohio State and Oklahoma in the CFP.

slicc3333•46 months

was not in 2019

The realpurpangold•46 months

Wow really going out on a limb there

oline5264•46 months

Don’t you just love being overlooked! LSU’s gonna crash their party again.

lesgeaux•46 months

that's a blurry photo

LSUTheodore•46 months

This guy can eat a tiger dik!

HTF4U•46 months

Im fricking tired of playing ND

NOLA_BRED_LSU•46 months

I’m fracking tired of loosing to Notre dame.

biglego•46 months

His playoff projections are Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, and Oklahoma. :yawn: And this is why I don’t care if the playoff is expanded.

luciouslou•46 months

I don't get the Iowa St. hype. The ragin cajuns took them to the woodshed last year

Datbayoubengal•46 months

It's a story. Just like North Carolina, they want to get out in front. I will say this though, they'll likely win 10 games this year.

The Boat•46 months

Such exciting playoff picks. College football is so broken.

Jumbo_Gumbo•46 months

Cotton Bowl on Dec. 31 - Clemson vs. Ohio State Orange Bowl on Dec. 31 - Alabama vs. Oklahoma Nobody wants to see Oklahoma get destroyed again in a semi-final. Same ole teams. The playoff is already getting stale

Datbayoubengal•46 months

I don't know why people are acting like this in the comments. These are the dominant teams in 4 of the 5 power 5 conferences. They finish top 10 every year and each has went to the CFP at least 3 times in the past 5 years. If they picked anybody different than those four, people would think they are doing it to be, well...different.

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