Georgia and Alabama have various CFP scenarios ahead of them, and they might even meet a third time this season in the playoffs.

The Morning Shift discussed whether or not the Georgia Bulldogs would still get a first round bye in the College Football Playoff even if they lost to Alabama in the SEC Championship game on Saturday.

The SEC is coming. With the College Football Playoff first-round only two weeks away — the first game is Friday, Dec. 19 — the field is close to being set, and the SEC might just be two results away from ruling the opening weekend of the 12-team playoff.

In the final regular season rankings of the 2025 college football season, the College Football Playoff placed Georgia Tech 22nd, moving up one spot after losing to #3 Georgia last weekend. Tech is essentially guaranteed to be ranked going into their bowl game (which will be announced on Sunday) as they do not play another game until then.

Georgia isn't looking past Georgia Tech, but fans will be interested to note the different ways the Bulldogs could end up playing another game at Sanford Stadium this season.

One of the biggest games of the weekend is less than 24 hours away. One year after their epic eight-overtime clash, Georgia Tech and Georgia finally meet again,

This year's version of Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate was trending to be one of the most important Georgia-Georgia Tech games in the series' long history.

Notre Dame was jumped in the second-to-last College Football Playoff rankings, and here are the top social media reactions to the important change.

It was a close call on Saturday, but No. 15 Georgia Tech found a way to keep its CFP and ACC Championship hopes alive by overcoming a 28-17 4th quarter deficit