College football bowl projections: Slotting all 46 games after Week 7's historic run of upsets
📍 How it ended
The most recent coverage completed the week‑8 bowl and playoff projections, placing BYU as the No. 1 seed, Miami as the other top seed, and Tennessee inside the College Football Playoff bracket while designating Georgia as a host. No further reports have emerged, leaving these predictions as the final state of the trend.
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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Miami and BYU would be top 2 seeds on CFP bracket based on AP Top 25; Georgia would be a host WRAL · 7d ago broke it first
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