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The countdown to the College Football Playoff (CFP) games is officially on! December 20 is just one month away, and with the expanded 12-team format debuting, this season promises even more thrilling action.
The first round kicks off with a primetime game on Dec. 20 at 8 p.m. ET, airing on ABC and ESPN. Saturday, Dec. 21, brings three more high-stakes matches throughout the day. Whether you’re rooting for your team or just a fan of great college football, these games are where championship dreams are made.
For those asking “Where are the CFP games this year?”, here’s the breakdown of the must-watch games:
Personally, I’m looking forward to seeing how the new format shakes up the playoffs. The expanded bracket means more competitive games and new underdog stories to follow. Last year’s CFP was intense—anyone else remember Georgia’s dominant run? Can’t wait to see who rises this year.
If you’re betting, the early matchups might give you an edge. Look for teams with strong defenses and clutch QBs—those usually thrive under playoff pressure. Who’s your pick for the title, and do you think the expanded playoffs will change the game?
The first round kicks off with a primetime game on Dec. 20 at 8 p.m. ET, airing on ABC and ESPN. Saturday, Dec. 21, brings three more high-stakes matches throughout the day. Whether you’re rooting for your team or just a fan of great college football, these games are where championship dreams are made.
For those asking “Where are the CFP games this year?”, here’s the breakdown of the must-watch games:
- Quarterfinal Bowls:
Fiesta Bowl (Dec. 31), Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, Rose Bowl, and Sugar Bowl (Jan. 1). - Semifinal Locations:
Orange Bowl (Jan. 9) and Cotton Bowl (Jan. 10). - National Championship:
The grand finale is set for Jan. 20 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.
Personally, I’m looking forward to seeing how the new format shakes up the playoffs. The expanded bracket means more competitive games and new underdog stories to follow. Last year’s CFP was intense—anyone else remember Georgia’s dominant run? Can’t wait to see who rises this year.
If you’re betting, the early matchups might give you an edge. Look for teams with strong defenses and clutch QBs—those usually thrive under playoff pressure. Who’s your pick for the title, and do you think the expanded playoffs will change the game?
