It’s all come down to this.
Thirteen weeks of college football and two College Football Playoff semifinal games later, the 2024 CFP National Championship is set. The Washington Huskies (14-0) will take on the Michigan Wolverines (14-0) in a final clash between the last two undefeated FBS teams of this college football season.
Michigan advanced to the championship game by taking down Alabama in an overtime victory in the Rose Bowl on Monday evening, 27-20. The Wolverines seek their first national title in football since 1997.
Washington defeated Texas, 37-31 in a tight Sugar Bowl matchup to advance to their first CFP National Championship appearance. It seeks its first football championship since 1991, when the Huskies split the title with the Miami Hurricanes.
Here’s everything to know about this year’s CFP National Championship.
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Washington vs. Michigan predictions
Sporting News: Michigan 34, Washington 28
Bill Bender writes, “[T]he Wolverines learn the lessons from last year’s loss to the Horned Frogs. The emotion from the victory against the Crimson Tide will carry over.”
College Football Network: Washington 33, Michigan 28
Oliver Hodgkinson writes, “Although Michigan has the defensive advantage, don’t expect it to be a game-breaking gap. Where there is such a difference between the teams is on offense. This Penix-led, Ryan Grubb-engineered offense is so difficult to tame, and when the Heisman-contending QB is at his very best, there is a feeling of inevitability about his ability to put points on the board.”
College Football News: Michigan 37, Washington 16
Pete Fiutak writes, “Michigan is going to roll. This is the team. The speed is there to stay with Washington, the lines are a killer – a must against this great UW…
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Author : USA TODAY Sports
Publish date : 2024-01-02 14:02:08
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