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College football bowl projections: Brett McMurphy includes 12 SEC teams in Week 2 projections
4 Weeks of college football are already in the books.
Some teams have disappointed (looking at you Florida State), while other teams have taken college football by storm (Hey, Miami).
After another wild week of action in Week 4, Action Network’s Brett McMurphy has revealed his updated bowl projections. The veteran analyst, unsurprisingly, has SEC teams littering his projections. McMurphy has a whopping 12 SEC teams, with 5 of those teams making the College Football Playoff.
My new @ActionNetworkHQ bowl projections. @CFBPlayoff plus non-playoff bowls: Gator: Louisville-Arkansas; Citrus: Missouri-Illinois; ReliaQuest: MIchigan-Texas A&M; Liberty: Okla State-South Carolina; Las Vegas: OU-Washington; Holiday: Pitt-Wash Statehttps://t.co/jfHs3jFPtf pic.twitter.com/4OIYuxk18y
— Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) September 23, 2024
Georgia, Texas, Alabama, Tennessee, and Ole Miss are the SEC teams McMurphy has in the CFP. In this projection, Alabama and Georgia end up meeting in the National Championship Game, where Georgia would be favored.
McMurphy has Auburn, Florida, Mississippi State, and Vanderbilt as the only SEC teams to not make a bowl or the CFP. Here are McMurphy’s full projections for the 12 SEC teams:
Alabama
Cotton Bowl (CFP semifinal) vs. Ohio State
CFP National Championship vs. Georgia
Arkansas
TaxSlayer Gator Bowl vs. Louisville
Georgia
Capital One Orange Bowl (CFP semifinal) vs. Texas
CFP National Championship vs. Alabama
Kentucky
Texas Bowl vs. BYU
LSU
Music City Bowl vs. Nebraska
Missouri
Cheez-It Citrus Bowl vs. Illinois
Oklahoma
Las Vegas Bowl vs. Washington
Ole Miss
CFP First Round vs. Oregon
South Carolina
AutoZone Liberty Bowl vs. Oklahoma State
Tennessee
Rose Bowl (CFP quarterfinal) vs. Ohio State
Texas
Capital One Orange Bowl (CFP seminfinal) vs, Georgia
Texas A&M
ReliaQuest Bowl vs. Michigan
It will be interesting to see how these predictions change after a Week 5 slate that includes Georgia vs. Alabama.
Bryce Lazenby covers college football for Saturday Down South. A Nashville native, his previous stops include FanSided, Dimers, and The Leaf-Chronicle.