There is an elite class in college football. That much is obvious. Ohio State has won 4 straight Big Ten titles, Oklahoma has won 6 straight in the Big 12, Clemson has won the last 6 ACC titles and Alabama has won 5 of the last 7 SEC championships. And what do you know, those are the top 4 teams in the preseason AP Top 25. It’s understandable; why would voters think anyone else in college football is capable of penetrating that bubble and knocking one of those teams off its respective throne? The CFP has featured at least 3 of those programs in every year except its debut season in 2014. Interestingly enough, though, those 4 teams have never made it to the CFP in the same season. There is always a party crasher. It was Michigan State in 2015, then Washington in 2016, Georgia in 2017, Notre Dame…
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