2024-25 College Football Playoff: Printable Bracket with Official Committee Seedings
The NCAAF selection committee has released its final rankings and corresponding seeding in preparation for the all-new 12-team playoff format.
Here’s the College Football Playoff bracket based on the official committee ranking released on December 8th, 2024.
College Football Playoff 12-Team Format
The College Football Playoff has a new format this year that offers more fan bases the opportunity to root for their favorite team in the postseason.
The 12 teams consists of the five highest-ranked conference champions, plus the next seven highest-ranked teams.
How College Football Playoff Seeding Works
The four highest-ranked conference champions (Oregon, Arizona State, Georgia, and Boise State) received the top four seeds and will be awarded a first-round bye.
The next-closest conference champion was seeded wherever they're ranked at the conclusion of the regular season (Clemson).
Non-conference champions ranked inside the top four don't receive a top-four seed; instead they'll be seeded beginning at No. 5.
2024-25 College Football Playoff Printable Bracket
Here is a printable bracket based on the committee's rankings from December 8th:
Download the printable bracket here.
Full College Football Playoff Seeding
Check out all 12 teams ranked below:
THE 12-TEAM PLAYOFF IS SET 🔥
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• Oregon vs. Ohio St/Tennessee
• Georgia vs. Notre Dame/Indiana
• Boise St vs. Penn St/SMU
• Arizona St vs. Texas/Clemson pic.twitter.com/bBcTjV8rfB
Where Will the Playoff Games Be Hosted?
The First Round games will be hosted by the higher-seeded team.
The rest of the game locations will be predetermined. For the Quarterfinals, the sites will be:
- Fiesta Bowl (Glendale, Arizona)
- Peach Bowl (Atlanta, Georgia)
- Rose Bowl (Pasadena, California)
- Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, Louisiana)
For the Semifinals, the sites will be:
- Orange Bowl (Miami Gardens, FL)
- Cotton Bowl (Arlington, TX)
The National Championship will be hosted at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.
College Football Playoff Odds
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