The first round of the College Football Playoff was a dud. It doesn't matter if you think they put the wrong teams in or if you blame the format of the tournament and the way it's seeded, there's no arguing the first four games all stunk.

Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech will square off in the Birmingham Bowl in a battle of two teams who massively impacted the CFP in 2024. Here's how:

We've got the Notre Dame vs. Georgia. The College Football playoffs enters its second round next week, and the Fighting Irish will face the Bulldogs in the Allstate Sugar Bowl. Notre Dame breezed by Indiana to advance to the quarter-finals,

Georgia football won the SEC championship game and a first-round bye with an 11-2 record. Here is a look at the Bulldogs' playoff schedule:

One of the most anticipated matchups in the second round of the College Football Playoff will take place in the Sugar Bowl, where the No. 7 Notre Dame Fighting

Notre Dame advanced to the College Football Playoff quarterfinals by beating Indiana with relative ease at home.  The Fighting Irish have a far tougher task ahe

Georgia's defense has been inconsistent this season, so it will be important for the unit to bring its best against the Irish.

Notre Dame (12-1) has bounced back resoundingly from a gut-punch Week 2 loss at the hands of 7-5 MAC program Northern Illinois, winning 10 straight games to punch their ticket to the CFP Playoff. The Irish’s soft 66th ranked schedule that includes signature wins over Texas A&M,

Sugar Bowl promises to be one of the most exciting games in college football history as the University of Notre Dame faces the University of Georgia in a highly anticipated College Football Playoff Quarterfinal.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are preparing to take on the SEC Champion Georgia Bulldogs in the Sugar Bowl for a chance to move on to the semifinals in the college football playoff. While the weather played a big part in the story surrounding Notre Dame’s win over the Indiana Hoosiers — as well as the other three first round games — it will likely never be mentioned this week.