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ESPN college football analyst and former Florida Gators and Mississippi State Bulldogs head coach Dan Mullen ranked his top college football teams after bowl season. Mullen announced his top 10 before the national championship game.
Dan Mullen will rank the winner of the national championship between Michigan and Washington as his No. 1 team. Shockingly, Mullen ranks Florida State over Georgia despite the Bulldogs’ historically dominant 63-3 win over the Seminoles in the Orange Bowl.
Who are Dan Mullen’s top 10 college football teams after the College Football Playoff semifinals?
Ohio State Buckeyes
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Record: 11-2
Cotton Bowl: Missouri 14, Ohio State 3
Ohio State was without quarterback Kyle McCord and wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. in the Cotton Bowl and their offense suffered as a result. The Buckeyes defense played well, but it was not enough against a motivated Missouri team.
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Missouri Tigers
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Record: 11-2
Cotton Bowl: Missouri 14, Ohio State 3
Missouri put the clamps on Ohio State’s depleted offense in the Cotton Bowl to secure one of the best seasons in program history. Missouri extended head coach Eli Drinkwitz for several years after the Cotton Bowl and should return one of the better teams in the SEC next year.
Ole Miss Rebels
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Record: 11-2
Peach Bowl: Ole Miss 38, Penn State 25
Ole Miss earned a huge Peach Bowl win over Penn State to complete one of its best seasons in school history. The Rebels and head coach Lane Kiffin have a strong incoming transfer class and are primed to be contender in the SEC entering 2024.
Oregon Ducks
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Record: 12-2
Fiesta Bowl: Oregon 45, Liberty 6
Liberty was no match for Oregon in the Fiesta Bowl. Ducks quarterback Bo Nix wrapped up his…
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Publish date : 2024-01-08 16:10:34
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