Week 15 College Football Predictions

The college football season is quickly wrapping up, and there are six conference championship games taking place this week including the ACC, and Pac-12 Championships. The FBS Playoffs are being decided this Sunday. These championship games will be pivotal in the playoff race. Who’s in? Who’s out! We’ll find out! In a local spin, Temple will look to reach bowl eligibility this weekend against Tulane.

Last weeks record: 45-14

 2014 season record: 620-197

Championship Games this week:

• ACC – Florida State vs Georgia Tech
• Big Ten – Wisconsin vs Ohio State
• Conference USA – Louisiana Tech vs Marshall
• MAC – Northern Illinois vs Bowling Green
• MWC – Fresno State vs San Diego State
• Pac-12: Arizona vs Oregon
• SEC – Alabama vs Missouri

How the Big 12 and AAC can be decided: 

• AAC –

Memphis: Automatically wins a share of AAC title with a 9-3 (7-1) record.

UCF: Beat ECU. Wins share of AAC title

Cincinnati: Beat Houston. Wins share of AAC title.

• Big 12- 

Baylor: Win against Kansas State

TCU: Win against Iowa State; Baylor loss to Kansas State

Kansas State: Win against Baylor; TCU loss

Conferences already decided:

• Sun Belt – Georgia Southern (Bowl Ineligible)

Thursday, December 4th ( 1 game):

• UCF (8-3) vs East Carolina (8-3) – East Carolina

Friday, December 5th (2 games):

• N. Illinois (10-2) vs Bowling Green (7-5) – Northern Illinois
• #7 Arizona (10-2) vs #2 Oregon (11-1) – Oregon

Saturday, December 6th ( 11 games):

• Louisiana Tech (8-4) vs Marshall (11-1) – Marshall
• Houston (7-4) vs Cincinnati (8-3) – Cincinnati
• SMU (0-11) vs UConn (2-9) – UConn
• Iowa State (2-9) vs #3 TCU (10-1) – TCU
• Oklahoma State (5-6) vs #20 Oklahoma (8-3) – Oklahoma
• #1 Alabama (11-1) vs #16 Missouri (10-2) – Alabama
• Temple (5-6) vs Tulane (3-8) – Temple
• #9 Kansas State (9-2) vs #6 Baylor (10-1) – Kansas State
• #4 Florida State (12-0) vs #11 Georgia Tech (10-2) – Georgia Tech
• #13 Wisconsin (10-2) vs #5 Ohio State (11-1) – Wisconsin
• Fresno State (6-6) vs #22 Boise State (10-2) – Boise State