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2026 Strength of Schedule 1. Texas (SEC) 2. Michigan (B10) 3. Ohio State (B10) 4. Oklahoma (SEC) 5. Georgia (SEC) 6. Michigan State (B10) 7. Purdue (B10) 8. USC (B10) 9. Arkansas (SEC) 10. Northwestern (B10) 11. North Carolina (ACC) 12. Florida (SEC) 13. Mississippi State (SEC) 14. Tennessee (SEC) 15. Washington (B10) 16. Nebraska (B10) 17. Kentucky (SEC) 18. UCLA (B10) 19. Stanford (ACC) 20. Missouri (SEC) 21. Alabama (SEC) 22. Indiana (B10) 23. Arizona (B12) 24. LSU (SEC) 25. Duke (ACC)
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LAS VEGAS ODDS TO WIN THE CFP
1.  Notre Dame   5/1     1.  Ohio State   5/1  1.  Miami        5/1  
4.  Texas        5.5/1   5.  Indiana      7/1a 5.  Georgia      7/1 
5.  Oregon       7/1     8.  LSU          12/1 9.  Alabama      15/1 
9.  Texas tech   15/1    9.  Texas A&M    15/1 9.  Oklahoma     15/1 
13. Ole Miss     20/1   14.  USC          25/1 15. Michigan     30/1 
16. Florida      40/1   16.  Penn State   40/1 16. Tennessee    40/1 
19. BYU          60/1   19. Utah          60/1 21. Auburn       70/1 
22. Clemson      80/1   22. Missouri      80/1 22. SMU          80/1 
22. So. Carolina 80/1   22. Iowa          80/1 22. Washington   80/1 

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
 829 North Carolina  TCU            
 829 San Jose State  USC            
 829 NC State        Virginia       
 829 Jacksonville St North Dakota St
 829 Sacramento Stat Eastern Michiga
 829 Hawai'i         Stanford       
 829 New Mexico Stat Florida State  
 829 Memphis         UNLV           
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Pigskingeeks

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One hundred and thirty-six teams in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS).
Teams are invited to the championship tournament (CFP).
Four or Five automatic qualifiers.
Seven or eight at large selections.

Five Algorithms

There are five algorithms used to rank Division I teams for the post-season championship tournament. The five methods include: (1) Rating Percentage Index (RPI); (2) NCAA Power Index (NPI); (3) Power Ratings (based on goal or point margins of victory); (4) Safe3Step based on Power Ratings and Quality Wins/Losses and finally; (5) Powerwise based on the Pair wise method and power ratings.

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