College football bowl projections: Slotting all 47 games as four top-12 teams lose in Week 8

Mass changes across the board for all 47 postseason games The Big 12 has taken a wrecking ball to its College Football Playoff positioning after two of the league's three unbeatens went down on Saturday, with Utah climbing through the rubble as its current leader. Our updated bowl and CFP projections reflect that carnage, with BYU and Texas Tech absorbing losses that complicate an already crowded race for at-large hopefuls. With the addition of the San Juan Bowl, there are now 84 teams needed to fill every matchup this postseason, which includes the CFP. The final month of the campaign is approaching, and our predictions are coming into focus with the CFP Selection Committee's first set of rankings set to release on Nov.
3. There's a major shakeup in the latest projections, including several teams falling out of the CFP bracket. The Seminoles continue to fight for Mike Norvell despite job pressure you can almost feel it's so intense. After last week's disputed loss at Miami ended on a controversial Hail Mary that was ruled an interception, Florida State used its open date to focus on fixing defense issues before its home bout with Clemson on Halloween in Tallahassee. Win that one and the Seminoles move to 4-4 overall, needing two more wins to reach bowl eligibility. Courtesy of four
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